empathized (with) (Meaning)

empathized (with)

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I empathized with the homeless man's plight, having once experienced hardship myself.
The doctor empathized with his patient's pain, understanding its severity from his own medical knowledge.
The counselor empathized with the teenager's struggles, recalling her own experiences of adolescence.
The teacher empathized with the student's difficulties, having been a student herself in the past.
The coach empathized with his team's disappointment after a loss, acknowledging their hard work and dedication.
The friend empathized with the other's heartbreak, having gone through a similar experience.
The parent empathized with their child's fear of the dark, remembering their own childhood fears.
The interviewer empathized with the candidate's nervousness, recognizing the challenges of job hunting.
The therapist empathized with the client's grief, providing a safe space for them to express their emotions.
The colleague empathized with their coworker's workload, offering assistance to alleviate the burden.

felt (for), sympathized (with), attended, observed,noticed, noted, watched, cared,regarded, heeded

ignored, overlooked,disregarded,

I empathized with the homeless man's plight, having once experienced hardship myself.

The doctor empathized with his patient's pain, understanding its severity from his own medical knowledge.

The counselor empathized with the teenager's struggles, recalling her own experiences of adolescence.

The teacher empathized with the student's difficulties, having been a student herself in the past.