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empathize
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empathize verb be compassionate, be in tune, be sorry for, be understanding, comfort, commiserate, express sympathy, feel for, grieve for, have pity for, identify with, pity, project, react, relate to, respond, share grief, share sorrow, show solace, show tenderness, soothe, sympathize, understand
See also: sympathize
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Byline: ADRIAN CURTIS BIRMINGHAM manager Alex McLeish can empathise with Liverpool counterpart Rafael Benitez after being in the managerial goldfish bowl at Rangers.
McLeish: I know what Benitez is going through by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The researchers reckon that fear and anxiety trigger the release of a chemical that makes other people empathise.
Exam fear can be contagious by Asian News International
We grieve with the bereaved because they are human and can empathise with them in their trauma.
Wrong Auntie, it's not political by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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