Usage of "empathetic"

Showing empathy or ready comprehension of others' states.

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Uso de empathetic em inglês

But fiction in particular can make you more socially able and empathetic. 
 BBC 

Perhaps as a result, he is unusually empathetic for a teenage boy. 
 Wired 

She's so empathetic and kind and just such a good friend, always. 
 The Irish Times 

Too, there was this: Berry was by nature a very empathetic person. 
 Crown of Slaves 

But you can also see that she is empathetic, trying to understand. 
 The Guardian 

But he is empathetic to his mom's struggle, not just his own. 
 Reuters 

Her eyes caught him again, and they were smiling, encouraging, empathetic, kind. 
 Dating the rebel tycoon 

Richly empathetic, it comes at a poignant moment in British history. 
 The Irish Times 

Police organisational culture and practice is now more progressive and empathetic. 
 Radio NZ 

You remain empathetic but you can't allow it to cloud your own judgment. 
 Radio NZ 

It was the empathetic exchange between practitioner and patient that made the difference. 
 Wired 

An empathetic therapist explains to a concerned couple: Your son's not less than. 
 The Guardian 

Darsono, empathetic as ever, added quickly, Or we could give you new quarters. 
 Schild’s Ladder 

So empathetic, in fact, that he has trouble making any decisions. 
 Lone Wolf 

Obvious Child is a really wonderfully written and empathetic film with charming performances. 
 News.com.au 

Mrs Clinton wears a steely surface over a too-well-concealed empathetic centre. 
 The Irish Times 

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Significados de empathetic em inglês