Verb:

empathize,

empathise's Usage Examples:

Azcona was inspired by his biological mother, a prostitute, and sought to empathise with her and with the moment of his own conception.

used as a mechanism for understanding how it is that humans are able to empathise with one another's experiences, and indeed to engage in meaningful communication.

assessed on their ability to acquire facts and knowledge rather than empathise from a range of psychological perspectives.

hens possess a fundamental capacity to empathise.

who have seen more than enough of their share of grief, are quick to empathise and act.

his usual work with its deep black backgrounds, which further serve to empathise the viewers eye of the sitter's facial features and its delicately rendered.

It is only through a car crash that she learns to empathise with the victim and learns the meaning of life.

explores aspects of the human psyche, and makes the case for people to empathise more with each other.

initial position of emotional detachment from his subject, he came to empathise strongly with Florence Deeks, and only later did he recognise that the.

Bonner thought viewers would empathise with his character and relate to his "inner conflict.

PTSD In life, there are pains and traumas that may be hard for others to empathise with.

is possible that the experience, he wrote, "intensified my ability to empathise with people whom many others would dismiss as crackpots.

lifelike processes, to understand and believe what they see and hear, to empathise with the actors.

translating to: "When it is time for a seed to sprout, if the conscience cannot empathise; and only after the incident, is the conscience present! When conscience.

Acknowledging the plurality of faiths enabled learners to be sensitive and empathise with a faith community.

Religious wars are back in fashion, and the main problem is that I don't empathise with religious sentiment.

He could not empathise with the poor, so instead he sympathised with them, displaying what Addison.

Synonyms:

sympathize; empathize; sympathise; understand;

Antonyms:

disbelieve;