sympathy
సానుభూతి
definition
noun
they had great sympathy for the flood victims
feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune.
the special sympathy between the two boys was obvious to all
understanding between people; common feeling.
translation of 'sympathy '
ఒక అవయవములోని వ్యాధి, మరియొక అవయవముపై తన ప్రభావాన్ని చూపుట
example
people have a lot of 'sympathy' for their plight
he's republican in 'sympathy'
the houses are in 'sympathy' with the landscape
She had already sent two letters to staff and residents of the home expressing 'sympathy' with the 14 elderly residents.
Understanding begins with 'sympathy' - recognition of the shared human condition.
He listens politely and patiently to Dabii's request, with a smile of 'sympathy' and understanding.
We are therefore obliged to look upon the arguments for affirmative action with 'sympathy' and an open mind.
And foreign creditors are getting a double whammy, as bond prices have begun to fall in 'sympathy' with the dollar.
However, such a claim is unlikely to attract judicial 'sympathy' for two reasons.
I have considerable 'sympathy' with Mr S on this aspect of the case.
They were desperately trying to generate support and 'sympathy' among people who hadn't formed an opinion on foxhunting.
the magnetic field oscillates in 'sympathy'
The inner ear has small hairs rooted in fluid and when tympanic responses from sound goes through three small bones the hairs vibrate, or oscillate in 'sympathy' .
Much of the play hinges on her credibility when disguised as Cesario, and on the audience's 'sympathy' with her.
the special 'sympathy' between the two boys was obvious to all
They require not just constant attention and 'sympathy' , but also understanding of their needs and thoughts.
He feels that he is receiving less than his share and that there is no one on whom he can rely for 'sympathy' and understanding.
they had great 'sympathy' for the flood victims
I am forced to conclude that their silence implies agreement, 'sympathy' , or collusion.
The scene won no plaudits for the students, nor can it have done their case to create public 'sympathy' with their cause any good.
the special 'sympathy' between the two boys was obvious to all
The tone is balanced, despite the author's 'sympathy' for the causes of the disenfranchised.
I have absolute 'sympathy' with the friends and families of anyone that's suffered in anything like this.
This group had ideological 'sympathy' with commando operations against the Israelis.
I have some 'sympathy' for this view
From this side of the water, one can have some 'sympathy' with that frustration.
Becoming America suggests that Butler has little 'sympathy' with that hermeneutic view.
Crawford has some 'sympathy' with this view and has taken steps to ensure customer service is paramount in branch staff's minds.
Reasonable walkers have 'sympathy' with the plight of many farmers and have avoided walking on agricultural land.
there's a 'sympathy' between the church and believers
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