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1thized — mer·mi·thized; …
2empathize — intransitive verb ( thized; thizing) Date: circa 1921 to experience empathy < emapthized with his son s fears > • empathizer noun …
3sympathize — intransitive verb ( thized; thizing) Date: 1600 1. to be in keeping, accord, or harmony 2. to react or respond in sympathy 3. to share in suffering or grief ; commiserate < sympathize with a friend in trouble >; also to express such sympathy 4.… …
4Samuel Crossman — Infobox Person name=Samuel Crossman caption= quotation= birth date=1623 birth place= Bradfield Monachorum dead= death date=4 February, 1683 death place=BristolSamuel Crossman (1623 February 4 1683), was a minister of the Church of England… …
5empathize — To feel empathy in relation to another person; to put oneself in another s place. * * * em·pa·thize or Brit em·pa·thise em pə .thīz vi, thized or Brit thised; thiz·ing or Brit this·ing to experience empathy <adults unable to empathize with a… …
6DOMELA NIEUWENHUIS, Ferdinand — (1846–1919) Socialist and anarchist politician. In 1879, Domela resigned as a minister of the Lutheran Church and became active in the Freethinkers move ment. In 1881, he founded the Sociaal Democratische Bond (Social ist Democratic… …
7mermithized — mer·mi·thized …
8empathize — em•pa•thize [[t]ˈɛm pəˌθaɪz[/t]] v. i. thized, thiz•ing to experience empathy (often fol. by with): to empathize with another s grief[/ex] • Etymology: 1920–25 …
9sympathize — sym•pa•thize [[t]ˈsɪm pəˌθaɪz[/t]] v. i. thized, thiz•ing 1) to be in sympathy or agreement of feeling; share in a feeling (often fol. by with) 2) to feel a compassionate sympathy, as for suffering or trouble (often fol. by with) 3) to express… …
10em|pa|thize — «EHM puh thyz», intransitive verb, thized, thiz|ing. to engage in empathy; project into or identify with a person or object: »Kahn recognizes this psychological problem, but he is unable to empathize with his fellow Americans who evade it because …
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