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Meanings of commiseration in English
Usage of commiseration in English
1
A condescending commiseration in every look, and in every word he uttered.
2
I gave the city Recorder a look of commiseration as we followed.
3
She might even access their messages, if she had time for commiseration.
4
The lame man looked with the deepest commiseration into the appealing eyes.
5
The people who most frequently excite my commiseration are the free blacks.
6
She looked at him with a shade of commiseration in her face.
7
The women specially showed Boule de Suif an affectionate and energetic commiseration.
8
The only child is an object for commiseration rather than for envy.
9
On the contrary, he is an object of commiseration to his friends.
10
The message left me with a feeling of shame, sadness, and commiseration.
11
Monsieur d'Hauteserre exchanged looks of commiseration with his wife and Mademoiselle Goujet.
12
With infinite commiseration Mr. Churchouse considered what this must mean to her.
13
He shrank from every excessive sentiment, and my commiseration was practically unbounded.
14
A man capable of such a notion is surely deserving of commiseration.
15
Your father's dead, lad, answered the man in a tone of commiseration.
16
Still, his expression denoted profound commiseration, and he shook his head thoughtfully.
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Translations for commiseration
Commiseration through the time
Commiseration across language varieties
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