Having pure, innocent, or sincere emotions; emotionally transparent and free from deception or hidden motives.
Compound of 'clear' and 'hearted' (from 'heart,' Old English heorte). While less common than 'clearheaded,' it places clarity not in the mind but in the emotional center.
This word reveals how different cultures locate their core selves—English speakers talk about 'clear hearts' and 'open hearts' the same way other languages use 'clear souls,' each reflecting different philosophies about human nature.
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