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Meanings of sympathy in anglès
The sharing of another's emotions, especially of sorrow or anguish; pity; compassion.
Usage of sympathy in anglès
1
In sympathy, yes; but I had no hand in the actual fighting.
2
Peters said New Zealand had deep sympathy for the situation in Samoa.
3
Trump has repeatedly defended Porter without expressing sympathy toward domestic violence victims.
4
Today I will be presenting an example of the laws of sympathy.
5
But there was not much sympathy for the UK among EU governments.
6
What she needed now, the good nun said, was rest and sympathy.
7
Others, including numerous posters on Slashdot however, had less sympathy for Childs.
8
A lot of the public sympathy has fallen away as a result.
9
Perhaps the Christians in it were in sympathy with the narrower view.
10
In heart, in pity, in sympathy, yes; never could I be otherwise.
11
But local leader Ben Wamoi said Manusians had sympathy for the refugees.
12
Myron would have no sympathy for any problem that involved a ghost.
13
Adela glanced at him; there was sympathy and sorrow in the look.
14
The subject delights in exciting sympathy and in being fondled and caressed.
15
I had particular sympathy for small businesses where profit margins are slim.
16
I cannot think of a more dignified way to express our sympathy.
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Translations for sympathy
espanyol
Sympathy through the time
Sympathy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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