Definition of commiserate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
sympathyoffer condolences or share in someone's sorrow
- We commiserated with the family at the funeral.
2.
empathyexpress compassion or pity for someone's misfortune
- They commiserated over their shared troubles.
Origin of commiserate
Latin, commiserari (to pity)
Examples of commiserate in a sentence
They commiserate over coffee every Monday morning. I called to commiserate with her after the loss. We commiserated about the long, cold winter.
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- French:compatir, ...
- German:mitfühlen, bedauern, ...
- Italian:commiserare, ...
- Spanish:compadecerse, compadecer, ...
- Portuguese:lamentar, compadecer-se, ...
- Chinese:表示慰问, 怜悯, ...
- Japanese:哀悼の意を表す, 同情する, ...
- Arabic:واسَى, عَزَّى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּתֵּף בְּצַעַר, לְהַבִּיעַ אֶמְפַּתְיָה, ...
- Russian:сочувствовать, жалеть, ...
- Ukrainian:співчувати, ...
- Hindi:संवेदना प्रकट करना, सहानुभूति व्यक्त करना, ...
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