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Meanings of empathise in English

Catalan
sentir empatia
Spanish
empatizar

Be understanding of.

sentir empatia
Usage of empathise in English
1
Because of my own private situation, I could empathise with those snails.
The Irish Times
2
I aim to observe people rather than empathise with them, she says.
The Guardian
3
Actors usually tell you how how much they empathise with their characters.
The Guardian
4
But she can empathise with the pain the Greenbergs must be feeling.
BBC
5
Indeed, many will empathise with Verstappen showing a similar fierce emotional drive.
The Guardian
6
Injury is rarely opportune, an assertion with which David Quinlan would empathise.
The Irish Times
7
Why are we so much less likely to empathise with victorious women?
The Irish Times
8
Is it really necessary to experience pain in order to empathise?
The Guardian
9
But Zoë saw no one with whom, in her words, she 'could empathise'.
Kalooki Nights
10
We only needed to empathise with Begum's situation in the abstract.
The Guardian
11
Jesus it's not going to work.' Every professional cricketer can empathise with Davis.
The Guardian
12
That's how good it is: it decimates my ability to empathise.
The Guardian
13
We should be able to empathise with people who are different to us.
Radio NZ
14
It's also difficult to empathise with more than one person at a time.
Radio NZ
15
Listeners will not empathise with someone who thinks they are above the law.
The Guardian
16
And maybe it's because of that that I can empathise with poor people.
The Guardian
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Translations for empathise
Spanish
empatizar
Empathise through the time
Empathise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare