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Meanings of empathise in English
Catalan
sentir empatia Spanish
empatizar Synonyms
Examples for "understand"
Examples for "understand"
1
Perhaps within days or weeks we'll be able to understand new languages.
2
Eve has great power that she is far too young to understand.
3
Future research is needed to better understand the reasons behind these differences.
4
Most Israelis understand and support the creation of a future Palestinian state.
5
The question is 'Why?' We think we know why and we understand.
1
However, science fiction writer that I am, I can't help but sympathize.
2
I can sympathize with you; I have also suffered in this cause.
3
The majority of those in the audience seemed to sympathize with her.
4
I knew you would sympathize; I could tell it all to you.
5
The poor and the hard-working can understand and sympathize with one another.
1
It is difficult to know whether to sympathise or simply be envious.
2
However much we may sympathise with the workers, their actions are unlawful.
3
Despite his red card it was difficult not to sympathise with Atlético.
4
Even those who did more at the time sympathise with Bergoglio's position.
5
You are both in mourning today and we sincerely sympathise with you.
1
Those who can empathize with their clients and understand their true needs.
2
I fully empathize with the discipline it takes to commit to boycotting.
3
It doesn't excuse his tyrannical behavior, but you do empathize with him.
4
But instead of trying to stuff my ears, I attempted to empathize.
5
Feinberg said he cannot help but empathize with that public anger.
Usage of empathise in English
1
Because of my own private situation, I could empathise with those snails.
2
I aim to observe people rather than empathise with them, she says.
3
Actors usually tell you how how much they empathise with their characters.
4
But she can empathise with the pain the Greenbergs must be feeling.
5
Indeed, many will empathise with Verstappen showing a similar fierce emotional drive.
6
Injury is rarely opportune, an assertion with which David Quinlan would empathise.
7
Why are we so much less likely to empathise with victorious women?
8
Is it really necessary to experience pain in order to empathise?
9
But Zoë saw no one with whom, in her words, she 'could empathise'.
10
We only needed to empathise with Begum's situation in the abstract.
11
Jesus it's not going to work.' Every professional cricketer can empathise with Davis.
12
That's how good it is: it decimates my ability to empathise.
13
We should be able to empathise with people who are different to us.
14
It's also difficult to empathise with more than one person at a time.
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Listeners will not empathise with someone who thinks they are above the law.
16
And maybe it's because of that that I can empathise with poor people.
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Empathise through the time
Empathise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare