Heck (interjection)

  1. Used to express mild surprise, dismay, or dissatisfaction.
  2. Used as a mild or polite substitute for stronger expletives.
  3. Used as a mild or polite substitute for "hell".

Origin:

Shortened form of "what the heck" or "hell".

Examples:

  1. Heck, I forgot my keys.
  2. Heck, I don't know how to fix this.
  3. Heck, I wish I could come but I have other plans.
  4. Heck, I'm not sure what to do.
  5. Heck, I didn't expect that.
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