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Significats de empathetic en anglès

Showing empathy or ready comprehension of others' states.

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Ús de empathetic en anglès
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But fiction in particular can make you more socially able and empathetic.
BBC
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Perhaps as a result, he is unusually empathetic for a teenage boy.
Wired
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She's so empathetic and kind and just such a good friend, always.
The Irish Times
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Too, there was this: Berry was by nature a very empathetic person.
Crown of Slaves
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But you can also see that she is empathetic, trying to understand.
The Guardian
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But he is empathetic to his mom's struggle, not just his own.
Reuters
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Her eyes caught him again, and they were smiling, encouraging, empathetic, kind.
Dating the rebel tycoon
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Richly empathetic, it comes at a poignant moment in British history.
The Irish Times
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Police organisational culture and practice is now more progressive and empathetic.
Radio NZ
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You remain empathetic but you can't allow it to cloud your own judgment.
Radio NZ
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It was the empathetic exchange between practitioner and patient that made the difference.
Wired
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An empathetic therapist explains to a concerned couple: Your son's not less than.
The Guardian
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Darsono, empathetic as ever, added quickly, Or we could give you new quarters.
Schild’s Ladder
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So empathetic, in fact, that he has trouble making any decisions.
Lone Wolf
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Obvious Child is a really wonderfully written and empathetic film with charming performances.
News.com.au
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Mrs Clinton wears a steely surface over a too-well-concealed empathetic centre.
The Irish Times
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