empathize Definition
em·pa·thize (em′pə t̸hīz′)
transitive verb -·thized′, -·thiz′·ing
to undergo or feel empathy (with another or others)
Etymology: < empathy, after sympathize
empathize Synonyms
empathize
v.
empathize Usage Examples
Preposition: with
- people: I can most certainly empathize with people dealing with such problems but I refuse to enable them.
- character: The audience becomes immersed in the performance, since they are able to identify, project, and empathize with the characters on stage.
- patient: It makes us better at empathizing with the patient and providing better care.
Modifying Another Word
- certainly: I can most certainly empathize with people dealing with such problems but I refuse to enable them.
- easily: Any woman who has been through pregnancy will easily empathize with at least some of the words in ' The Big Belly Blues ' !
- really: After all, who is there to really empathize with you?
- not: If I could not empathize, at least I could sympathize.
Browse dictionary entries near empathize
- ‹ empathic
- ‹ empathetic
- ‹ empanel
- ‹ empanada
- ‹ empale
- ‹ Emp
- ‹ emotive
- ‹ emotionalize
- ‹ emotionality
- ‹ emotionalist
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