empathize

em·pa·thize

(ĕm'pə-thīz') pronunciation

intr.v., -thized, -thiz·ing, -thiz·es.
To feel or experience empathy: empathized with the striking miners.

empathizer em'pa·thiz'er n.

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verb

To understand or be sensitive to another's feelings or ideas: sympathize. See understand/misunderstand.
To associate or affiliate oneself closely with a person or group: identify, relate, sympathize. See same/different/compare.

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(ĕm'pə-thīz')
v., -thized, -thiz·ing, -thiz·es.

To feel empathy in relation to another person.

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