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empathize English

Meaning empathize meaning

What does empathize mean?
Definitions in simple English

empathize Verb

— If you empathize someone, you understand and share the feelings of another person with them.

empathize

— verb (= understand) be understanding of You don't need to explain--I understand!

Synonyms empathize synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as empathize?

empathize English » English

sympathize empathise understand sympathise translate see savvy read pity interpret grasp dig comprehend compass commiserate catch apprehend appreciate allow for

Topics empathize topics

What do people use empathize to talk about?
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

Mercy
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

Show sympathy, support

Conjugation empathize conjugation

How do you conjugate empathize?

empathize · verb

Examples empathize examples

How do I use empathize in a sentence?

Simple sentences

An empathetic girl can empathize with a friend's feelings.

Movie subtitles

Winners do not empathize with losers.
We never had any children but it's easy to empathize.
Empathize with your plight?
My captivity forced me to understand and even empathize with Gerry Schnauz.
I empathize with you.
Since it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, we can always empathize with ourselves.
So I empathize with you, Dad.
Let's just say that I empathize.
I empathize.
In a country that has endured so much. it is difficult to empathize with another's suffering.
In the case of Vietnam, we didn't know them well enough to empathize.
Nobody can empathize about that more than me.
I empathize with you, Dr. Flowers. working the trenches while a figurehead basks in the limelight.
I empathize with your plight, Fletch.
My captivity forced me to understand...and even empathize with Gerry Schnauz.
I wish I didn't empathize.
To make you empathize.
Actually, truth be told polling shows a majority of the American people would ultimately empathize with our situation.
YOU EXPECT ME TO EMPATHIZE WITH YOUR PREDICAMENT? YES.
Do not presume to empathize, Mr. Joyce!
Actually, truth be told, polling shows a majority of the American people would ultimately empathize with our situation.
Well, I think people empathize with what I do because it comes from here.
Can you empathize with AJ at that age?
And as much as I empathize, I can only tell you that there is a process for complaints like this one.
I was gonna say we don't know each other very well. But I am someone who can empathize.
You start to empathize and then side with your captors.

News and current affairs

But you empathize with his position: you will be pilloried in the same way if you don't nail down your theory with the best arguments possible and marginalize your opponents so that they have neither theological nor scientific reasons to attack you.
If, say, a mother sees her child crying after a fall, she may first empathize with the child, feeling its pain and sadness.
To be sure, Palestinians and Arabs are also to blame for their inability to empathize, recognize, and understand the plight of the Jewish people.

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