empathized
past simple and past participle ofempathize
empathize
verb[I]
(UKusuallyempathise)uk/ˈem.pə.θaɪz/us/ˈem.pə.θaɪz/to beabletounderstandhow someoneelsefeels:
It's veryeasyto empathizewiththecharactersin herbooks.
Synonym
understand
Compare
sympathize(UNDERSTAND)
Empathy and sensitivity
- attuned
- commune
- communicate
- communion
- compathy
- emotional intelligence
- empathy
- identify
- identify withsomeone
- putyourselfinsomeone'splace/position/shoesidiom
- rapport
- relate
- self-discovery
- sensitive
- sensitively
- sensitiveness
- sympathetically
- theory of mind
- understand
- understanding
Examplesofempathized
empathized
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Being listened to andempathizedwith were valuable in themselves, and patients and carers frequently expressed a need for someone to call on when they felt frightened.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Sheempathizedwith children, and viewed adults as irrational and strange.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Beamesempathizedwith the local culture and aspirations and made decisive interventions in the comparative study of languages.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Another of the novel's goals was to dispel the common perception of predators as evil and portray them as creatures to be admired andempathizedwith.
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- given-half-a-the-chance
- given instance
- given interval
- given level
- given location
- given moment
- given name
- given-name
- given period
- given set
- given situation
- given society
- given stimulus
- given subject
- given task
- given text
- given the chance/choice
- given-the-chance-choice
- given time
- given topic
- given volume
- give-off
- give-of-money-time
- give of your money, time, etc.
- give-onto