sympathize
sym
ˈsɪm
sim
pa
thize
ˌθaɪz
thaiz
British pronunciation
/sˈɪmpəθˌaɪz/
sympathise

Definition & Meaning of "sympathize"in English

to sympathize
01

to understand and share the feelings of someone, showing empathy and compassion for what they are going through

Intransitive: to sympathize with a person or their emotions
to sympathize definition and meaning
example
Examples
She sympathized with her friend's struggles and offered support.
The teacher sympathized with the students' concerns about the challenging assignment.
02

to support and approve of something or someone

Intransitive: to sympathize with a decision or point of view
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Examples
She sympathized with his decision to leave the company and wished him the best.
They sympathized with the cause and donated generously to the charity.
03

to express or convey feelings of care, concern, or understanding for someone's distress or misfortune

Intransitive
example
Examples
It ’s important to sympathize when someone is going through tough times.
After hearing the heartbreaking story, he could n’t help but sympathize.
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