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sympathized Meaning
sympathized
to be in favor of something, to react or respond in sympathy, to be in keeping, accord, or harmony, to express such sympathy, to be in sympathy intellectually, to share in suffering or grief
sympathized Sentence Examples
- The teacher sympathized with the student who had lost her father.
- I sympathized with my friend when she told me she had been laid off.
- The principal sympathized with the parents of the child who had been bullied.
- The doctor sympathized with the patient's pain.
- The lawyer sympathized with the client who had been wrongly accused.
- The judge sympathized with the defendant who had a difficult childhood.
- The social worker sympathized with the family who had been evicted from their home.
- The therapist sympathized with the patient who had experienced trauma.
- The minister sympathized with the congregation that had lost a loved one.
- The friend sympathized with the person who had gone through a breakup.
FAQs About the word sympathized
to be in favor of something, to react or respond in sympathy, to be in keeping, accord, or harmony, to express such sympathy, to be in sympathy intellectually,
reassured, commiserated, cheered, assured,empathized, comforted, condoled, consoled, buoyed (up), solaced
tormented, worried, tortured,troubled, upset, distressed, discouraged, annoyed, demoralized, intensified
The teacher sympathized with the student who had lost her father.
I sympathized with my friend when she told me she had been laid off.
The principal sympathized with the parents of the child who had been bullied.
The doctor sympathized with the patient's pain.
