Definition
Definition of empathised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
empathyRare UK having shown understanding of others' feelingsRare UK
- She felt empathised after sharing her story with the group.
- He felt empathised when his friends listened to his problems.
- The empathised response from her colleagues was comforting.
Origin of empathised
Greek, en (in) + pathos (feeling)
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- French:empathique, ...
- German:einfühlsam, ...
- Italian:compreso, ...
- Spanish:comprensivo, ...
- Portuguese:empático, ...
- Chinese:有同情心的, ...
- Japanese:共感された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَاطِف, ...
- Hebrew:הִזְדַּהֶה, ...
- Russian:понятый, ...
- Ukrainian:зрозумілий, ...
- Hindi:सहानुभूतिपूर्ण, ...
Definition of empathise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
emotional connectionRare UK understand and share another's feelingsRare UK
- She could empathise with his sadness.
- He tried to empathise with her anxiety.
- They empathise with victims of the disaster.
Origin of empathise
Greek, en (in) + pathos (feeling)
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- French:s'identifier, ...
- German:mitfühlen, ...
- Italian:empatizzare, ...
- Spanish:empatizar, ...
- Portuguese:empatizar, ...
- Chinese:感同身受, ...
- Japanese:共感する, ...
- Arabic:تَعاطَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִזְדַּהוֹת עִם, ...
- Russian:сопереживать, ...
- Ukrainian:співчувати, ...
- Hindi:सहानुभूति रखना, ...
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