Similar words: heroic, heroism, asteroid, purloined, marie antoinette, roil, adroit, broiler. Meaning: ['herəʊɪn] 
n. 1. the main good female character in a work of fiction 2. a woman possessing heroic qualities or a woman who has performed heroic deeds.
n. 1. the main good female character in a work of fiction 2. a woman possessing heroic qualities or a woman who has performed heroic deeds. 
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61. The heroine of the novel is cruel and evil, with no redeeming features.
62. The bovine heroine has connections with Cowpeace International, and deals with a huge treacle slick at sea.
63. This one takes place in Bisbee; the heroine Joanna Brady is the sheriff of Bisbee.
64. Grossman shows in passing how formidably well-read and linguistically equipped her heroine was.
65. He attempts to rape the heroine.
66. Inside story of the heroine is also worth noting.
67. They say the heroine is played by Jane Fonda.
68. Really, Marry, you'll turn out quite a heroine.
69. I identified with the heroine of the novel.
70. And she is writing about Sacajawea, a true-life heroine.
71. She became the heroine of France.
72. Here, the hero is melodramatically reunited with the heroine.
73. The heroine is the spitting image of the author.
74. The heroine of the play is rigorously chaste.
75. This story featured a plucky heroine.
76. French military leader and heroine.
77. While Alexandra Bergson, the heroine of the novel O Pioneers!
78. The hero and heroine just arrived from his father's yacht.
79. Sylvia Plath has become a heroine and martyr of the feminist movement.
80. In the novel The Awakening Kate Chopin describes the personal development of the heroine Edna.
81. To Gaskell, her "dear friend" Charlotte was the heroine, with the rest of the family – eccentric Patrick, masochistic Branwell, pious Anne and violently mystical Emily – left in her shadow.
82. Mathilde is the heroine of The Necklace, a magnum opus by Maupassant.
83. You bet. They say the heroine is played by Jan Fonda.
84. Cooper's sea stories are sometimes weakened by the necessity for a heroine.
85. In the Old Testament[sentencedict.com], a Jewish heroine who rescued her people by slaying an Assyrian general.
86. The autopsy revealed that Kevin had died from a heroine overdose.
87. Juana Galan, who became a local heroine overnight, got married in 1810, and died in childbirth in 1812.
88. Especially, the lost heart and untraditional action of the heroine gives a better explanation to the nihilism.
89. Joan of Arc:She was a national heroine of France during the Hundred Years' War. She successfully led the French to drive the English out of France.
90. The playscript of the film originated from best-selling novel"The Da Vinci Code". The background, the content, the hero and the heroine all have considerable selling points.