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sympathize English

Meaning sympathize meaning

What does sympathize mean?

sympathize

— verb share the feelings of; understand the sentiments of — verb (= understand) be understanding of You don't need to explain--I understand! — verb (= commiserate) to feel or express sympathy or compassion

Synonyms sympathize synonyms

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

sympathize English » English

pity sympathise commiserate condole empathize understand have compassion console feel for feel compassion for empathise compassionate comfort weep along sympathy surmise side with show mercy pull pay compassion to melt like lament infer express sympathy condole with compassion commisserate cheer up care for befriend become tender agree

Conjugation sympathize conjugation

How do you conjugate sympathize?

sympathize · verb

Examples sympathize examples

How do I use sympathize in a sentence?

Simple sentences

It is easier to sympathize with sorrow than to sympathize with joy.
I sympathize with you from the bottom of my heart.
I cannot help but sympathize with him any time I see him.
I sympathize with my friend who says that she's only an immigrant trying to protect the English language from its native speakers.
I sympathize.
We sympathize with your situation.

Movie subtitles

I understand and sympathize with you, but I have judged it consistent with the good of His Majesty's service to order all available troops westward to meet the Indians on their own grounds.
I sympathize with you.
Yeah, I sympathize.
I sympathize with you and the hardships you have endured.
And the people of Ithaca love their queen, sympathize with her sorrow.
We sympathize.
In fact, I sympathize with you.
I sympathize with her.
Making a journey to Narayama is difficult. We sympathize with you.
I could sympathize.
I sympathize.
Yes, it's all very cozy. These tribesmen are going to sympathize with Russia.
I can sympathize with you.
See, I do have a general idea of my holdings. I sympathize with you.
Yeah, I sympathize. The mistake I made was not leaving you with the snakes! You might have learned to rattle.
They never see you, but they sympathize with you. They idolize you.
Only an amateur, but it'll help you to sympathize with us professionals.
Hughson, I sympathize with you.
We share your pain. We sympathize.
I could sympathize. That would be good.
Oh, I sympathize.
I completely sympathize with your negative views.
I sympathize with you- popularity is awfully tiring!
As Charles Foster Kane who owns 82,364 shares of Public Transit Preferred. See, I do have a general idea of my holdings. I sympathize with you.
On the contrary, I sympathize with you deeply.
I deeply sympathize, for I've enjoyed your company. much more than you realize.
Someone insinuated that I sympathize with the Christians.
I sympathize out of friendship for you.
Do you sympathize with him?
I sympathize a lot with Anna's need for truth.
Well, I find it hard to sympathize with a grown man. that puts on a chicken suit every day. and shows cartoons to three-year-olds.

News and current affairs

He spoke French and seemed at ease with Britain's neighbors across the Channel; more importantly, he seemed to sympathize with European integration.
Given the brutality of the Japanese occupations of Korea and China, one is naturally inclined to sympathize with Japan's former victims.
Even if we are still stopped, we sympathize with those getting ahead, imagining that we, too, will soon be moving forward.
Vedomosti readers may sympathize with Khodorkovsky's plight, but they account for only 60 thousand people.
And the more pleasant our thoughts about individuals or groups are, the more we tend to sympathize with them.
It is easy to sympathize with the rebels against Bashar al-Assad's dictatorship in Syria, for example.
To be sure, we still sympathize with people who, upon reaching middle age or later, find themselves replaced by lower-paid workers in another part of the world, if not by a computer or a robot.
As much as we may sympathize with young would-be millionaire traders, does their story of oppression make any sense?
But if Chinese propaganda paints too dark a picture of the Tibetan past, Westerners who sympathize with the Tibetan cause are often too sentimental.
Meanwhile, many of North America's Keynesian economists, such as Nobel laureates Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, sympathize with Greece's anti-austerity stance.
For, although a majority of French today may be inclined to sympathize with Sarkozy's immigrant-bashing rhetoric, there is no guarantee that they will re-elect him in 2012.
For many in the West who sympathize with Tibetans' aspirations for more meaningful autonomy under Chinese sovereignty, China's crackdown, vilification of the Dalai Lama, and hard-line approach have fueled disenchantment.
Though it is possible to sympathize with the Ghanaians, who were placed in a very awkward position, the indictment intensified demands for Taylor's removal.

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