--1 is a kind of inclination, disposition, tendency
Derived forms: verb sympathize2, verbsympathise3
--2 is a kind of feeling
--2 has particulars: concern; kindheartedness; compassion, compassionateness; commiseration, pity, ruth, pathos; compatibility, rapport; empathyDerived form: verbsympathize3
--3 is a kind of affinity, kinship
--3 has particulars: mutual understanding, mutual affection
Derived forms: verb sympathize1, verbsympathise1
A word that means causing sympathy is sympathetic. Other related words are compassionate or empathic.
Sympathy becomes sympathetic when we make it into an adjective.
Sympathetic is the adjective form.
It is sympathetic.
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Sympathetic
The winning team had sympathy for the losers.
attraction, affection, care, concern, enthusiasm, passion, significance, sympathy
sympathy
An expression of sympathy, esp. on the occasion of a death.
Empathy and Sympathy are two of the many words that contain the root word -path.
Sympathy
The word that means fire-causing is "inflammable."
Eshiberaa is an African Luhya word that means "sympathy" in English language.
The word "sympathy" can be a noun.
Tagalog translation of sympathy: simpatiya or pagkaawa
I feel sympathy for my friend who lost her job.
Compasionate mean feeling or showing sympathy and corncern for others. Merciful means showing or excersising mercy
The winning team had sympathy for the losers.
The root word for "sympathetic" is "sympathy." This term comes from the Latin word "sympathia," which means "fellow feeling" or "affection."
Sympathy is a word. It means sorrow about someone else's misfortune.
The opposite of the word "commiseration" (which means feeling sympathy for others misfortunes) is "indifferent", or to turn away.
attraction, affection, care, concern, enthusiasm, passion, significance, sympathy