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Verb:

empathize,

empathised's Usage Examples:

Parliament had a large independent Dissenter membership who strongly empathised with the plight of the settlers of the Ulster Plantation, who had suffered.

However, McCoy said that he empathised with their cause.

that Conrad, whose native country had been conquered by imperial powers, empathised by default with other subjugated peoples.

Boynton empathised with her character's desire to regress into childhood while struggling.

character of Rajjo and wrote that despite the character's misdeeds, she had empathised with Rajjo.

been developed by ordinary working people, whereas she thought that he "empathised with the ruling classes.

Despite her privileged circumstances, she had a keen social conscience and empathised with the less fortunate, and was eager to perform, as well as to lecture.

elements of the novel, Powers says: "The core of what Bartle goes through, I empathised with it.

" A columnist for The Age empathised with the good response the programme generated.

Care was taken to ensure that viewers empathised with Billy and Honey, to portray their journey in a "realistic way".

She raged, empathised, grieved, challenged her existential beliefs and rediscovered her person-hood.

computer game of such a megalomaniac size is still well remembered"; he empathised with a fan-made project from 2008 earlier that was cancelled early.

The reporter empathised with Natalie because people often say "awful" things they will regret;.

connection with viewers; more so with those who had a difficult upbringing empathised with Tug.

Dutt[s] passed through a frightening tragedy, it was Sunil Dutt who we empathised with".

Played, a book of academic close readings of video games, as players empathised with the suffering Sabreman.

to be pitied, empathised with, even rooted for.

West empathised with Dee, saying that her character was "besotted" with Joel, so to find.

presented "patriotism in a package that the youngsters understood and empathised with".

empathised's Meaning':

be understanding of

Synonyms:

understand; sympathise; empathize; sympathize;

Antonyms:

disbelieve;