commiserate (with) (Meaning)

commiserate (with)

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I deeply commiserate with the victims of the devastating hurricane, understanding their pain and suffering.
The therapist commiserated with the client about the challenges they faced, providing empathy and support.
The family commiserated with the grieving widow, offering solace and shared memories.
The economists commiserated with the business owners struggling due to the economic downturn.
Friends commiserated over a shared loss, finding comfort in knowing they were not alone.
The teammates commiserated after a tough game, acknowledging their mistakes and supporting each other.
The political candidates commiserated with each other, despite their different views, respecting the challenges of campaigning.
The immigrants commiserated with each other, sharing stories of their struggles and triumphs in adapting to a new country.
The community commiserated during the aftermath of the tragedy, uniting in grief and support.
The parents commiserated with other parents who had children with similar disabilities, understanding the unique challenges they faced.

condole (with), bleed (for), feel (for),pity, sympathize (with), ache (for), love, compassionate, identify (with),yearn (over)

ignore, disregard, overlook, dislike, neglect,hate,scorn

I deeply commiserate with the victims of the devastating hurricane, understanding their pain and suffering.

The therapist commiserated with the client about the challenges they faced, providing empathy and support.

The family commiserated with the grieving widow, offering solace and shared memories.

The economists commiserated with the business owners struggling due to the economic downturn.