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Meanings of profound commiseration in English

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Usage of profound commiseration in English
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Still, his expression denoted profound commiseration, and he shook his head thoughtfully.
The Count's Millions
2
Chupin listened with an air of profound commiseration; but it was only assumed.
The Count's Millions
3
But, notwithstanding, I have felt real pity, profound commiseration for a being with royal blood.
The Shadow of the Cathedral
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M. Fortunat's countenance wore an expression of profound commiseration.
The Count's Millions
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All looked at him with profound commiseration.
The Second Deluge
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Even in its anguish it had produced in beholders the profound commiseration which is more readily given when beauty is sorrowful.
Taken Alive
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She looked at him with an air of profound commiseration, knowing his weakness too well to be angry at his injustice.
Other People's Money
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"Accept," she said, "my profound commiseration."
The Precipice: A Novel
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