commiserated (Meaning)

commiserated

to feel or express sympathy, to feel or express sorrow or compassion for, to feel or express sorrow or sympathy

The therapist commiserated with the grieving widow, offering words of solace and support.
The teammates commiserated after the disappointing loss, sharing their frustrations and disappointments.
The neighbors commiserated over the recent power outage, recounting their struggles to stay comfortable.
The students commiserated during study hall, sharing their anxieties about the upcoming exams.
The coworkers commiserated about their demanding boss, venting their complaints in confidence.
The mourners commiserated at the funeral, expressing their shared grief and paying tribute to the departed.
The veterans commiserated over their wartime experiences, bonding over the hardships they had endured.
The activists commiserated about the injustices they witnessed, vowing to fight for a better world together.
The friends commiserated after a difficult heartbreak, offering each other empathy and a listening ear.
The strangers commiserated on a long bus ride, sharing stories and passing the time together.

to feel or express sympathy, to feel or express sorrow or compassion for, to feel or express sorrow or sympathy

reassured, consoled, assured, comforted,sympathized, empathized, cheered, relieved,condoled, alleviated

discouraged, tortured, upset,troubled, distressed, aggravated, intensified, tormented, worried, disheartened

The therapist commiserated with the grieving widow, offering words of solace and support.

The teammates commiserated after the disappointing loss, sharing their frustrations and disappointments.

The neighbors commiserated over the recent power outage, recounting their struggles to stay comfortable.

The students commiserated during study hall, sharing their anxieties about the upcoming exams.