Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
steal someone's heart
idiom
/stiːl ˈsʌmwʌnz hɑrt/

Definition
To capture someone’s affection or love, often unexpectedly or in a charming manner.

Examples
- She really knows how to steal someone’s heart with her kind gestures.
- The puppy stole my heart the moment I saw him.
- His sweet words and warm smile stole her heart instantly.

Meaning
The phrase ‘steal someone’s heart’ means to win someone’s love or admiration, typically through kindness, charm, or charisma. It suggests an involuntary or unexpected emotional connection between individuals.

Synonyms
- win someone’s affection
- capture someone’s heart
- charm
- enthrall
- captivate