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Definition of sympathy
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sympathy is as below...
Sympathy
(n.) The
reciprocal
influence
exercised
by the
various
organs
or parts of the body on one
another,
as
manifested
in the
transmission
of a
disease
by
unknown
means from one organ to
another
quite
remote,
or in the
influence
exerted
by a
diseased
condition
of one part on
another
part or
organ,
as in the
vomiting
produced
by a tumor of the
brain..
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Condole
::
Condole
(v. i.) To
express
sympathetic
sorrow;
to
grieve
in
sympathy;
--
followed
by with.
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Worthy
of pity or
sympathy;
-- used also
sometimes
as a term of
endearment,
or as an
expression
of
modesty,
and
sometimes
as a word of
contempt..
Somnipathy
::
Somnipathy
(n.) Sleep from
sympathy,
or
produced
by
mesmerism
or the
like..
Relentless
::
Relentless
(a.)
Unmoved
by
appeals
for
sympathy
or
forgiveness;
insensible
to the
distresses
of
others;
destitute
of
tenderness;
unrelenting;
unyielding;
unpitying;
as, a prey to
relentless
despotism..
Fellowfeel
::
Fellowfeel
(v. t.) To share
through
sympathy;
to
participate
in.
Neighbor
::
Neighbor
(n.) One who is near in
sympathy
or
confidence.
Piteous
::
Piteous
(a.)
Fitted
to
excite
pity or
sympathy;
wretched;
miserable;
lamentable;
sad; as, a
piteous
case..
Italianism
::
Italianism
(n.)
Attachment
to, or
sympathy
for,
Italy..
Languish
::
Languish
(v. i.) To
assume
an
expression
of
weariness
or
tender
grief,
appealing
for
sympathy..
Impassible
::
Impassible
(a.)
Incapable
of
suffering;
inaccessible
to harm or pain; not to be
touched
or moved to
passion
or
sympathy;
unfeeling,
or not
showing
feeling;
without
sensation..
Republicanism
::
Republicanism
(n.)
Attachment
to, or
political
sympathy
for, a
republican
form of
government..
Sympetalous
::
Sympathy
(n.)
Similarity
of
function,
use
office,
or the
like..
Unkind
::
Unkind
(a.)
Wanting
in
kindness,
sympathy,
benevolence,
gratitude,
or the like;
cruel;
harsh;
unjust;
ungrateful..
Fellow-feeling
::
Fellow-feeling
(n.)
Sympathy;
a like
feeling.
Mediaevalist
::
Mediaevalist
(n.) One who has a taste for, or is
versed
in, the
history
of the
Middle
Ages; one in
sympathy
with the
spirit
or forms of the
Middle
Ages..
Fraternize
::
Fraternize
(v. t.) To bring into
fellowship
or
brotherly
sympathy.
Sympathetic
::
Sympathetic
(a.)
Inclined
to
sympathy;
sympathizing.
Dissympathy
::
Dissympathy
(n.) Lack of
sympathy;
want of
interest;
indifference.
Sympathetic
::
Sympathetic
(a.)
Produced
by
sympathy;
--
applied
particularly
to
symptoms
or
affections.
See
Sympathy.
Passive
::
Passive
(a.)
Receiving
or
enduring
without
either
active
sympathy
or
active
resistance;
without
emotion
or
excitement;
patient;
not
opposing;
unresisting;
as,
passive
obedience;
passive
submission..
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