sympathised
Shared another's sorrow
Sympathised is the British English past tense of sympathize—to feel or express compassion for someone's situation or sorrow: She sympathised with his frustration.
It can also mean to share someone's views or support their cause: He quietly sympathised with the strikers.
Showed shared grief
- consoledGave comfort to
- pitiedFelt sorrow for another
- condoledExpressed sympathy for grief
- sorrowedExperienced deep sadness
ached for · understood · reached out · comforted · solaced · supported · stood with · listened
Showing kind concern
- tenderSoft or sore
- warmheartedAffectionate and sympathetic
- kindType or caring
- gentleSoft and kind
soft-hearted · concerned · pitying · solicitous · moved · touched · affected · stirred
Arranged in proper position
- concurredExpressed agreement formally
- accordedGave or granted formally
- harmonizedBrought into agreement
- sided withGave one's support
understood · identified · resonated · related · connected · appreciated · acknowledged · recognized
commiserated
Showed shared grief
sorrowed · ached for · understood · reached out · comforted · solaced · supported · stood with · listened
caring
Showing kind concern
- tenderSoft or sore
- warmheartedAffectionate and sympathetic
- kindType or caring
gentle · soft-hearted · concerned · pitying · solicitous · moved · touched · affected · stirred · big-hearted
aligned
Arranged in proper position
- concurredExpressed agreement formally
- accordedGave or granted formally
- harmonizedBrought into agreement
sided with · understood · identified · resonated · related · connected · appreciated · acknowledged · recognized · saw eye to eye
sympathiseddismissed
Released from duty
disregarded · ignored · scorned · mocked · ridiculed
sympathisedopposed
Against something stated
condemned · disapproved · criticised · blamed · turned against
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