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Meanings of very sympathetic in English

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Usage of very sympathetic in English
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Rhoda's face as she eyed the stern young profile was very sympathetic.
The Heart of the Desert / Kut-Le of the Desert
2
Feeling very sympathetic, Sirius lay down and looked through the lower netting.
Dogsbody
3
She and I have never been very sympathetic, but that's a detail.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
4
And she's been very sympathetic to your case from the beginning.
The promise
5
But Burne-Jones was, in fact, a very sympathetic man, and a great wit.
Edward Burne-Jones. A Biography
6
They were very sympathetic and hoped that Mrs. Mackenzie would be better soon.
Safe harbour
7
Rod Templeton said he was very sympathetic for other sports codes.
Radio NZ
8
His host was very sympathetic, and agreed that something ought to be done.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
9
He was very sympathetic and kind and quite enthusiastic over his new boarder.
Mary Rose of Mifflin
10
It was not very encouraging or very sympathetic, though it was very characteristic.
The Hoosier Schoolmaster: A Story of Backwoods Life in Indiana
11
She was always very sympathetic, and understanding about whatever he did.
The cottage
12
He knew America well and was very sympathetic with our ideals.
My Memories of Eighty Years
13
Lily Holl had called early, and had been very sympathetic, but rather vague.
The Old Wives' Tale
14
Harvey really felt very sympathetic, but, boy-like, was somewhat bashful about expressing it.
A Little Florida Lady
15
From Mikuli we learn that Moscheles' studies were very sympathetic to his master.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 2
16
Indeed its matron was an Englishwoman-gentle ,round-faced ,lace-capped ,andvery sympathetic.
Told in a French Garden / August, 1914
This collocation consists of:
Very sympathetic through the time
Very sympathetic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common