sympathetic

/ˌsɪm.pəˈθɛt.ɪk/
adj 5noun 1

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1

(adj.) showing you understand sb's feelings

VERBS

appear, be, feel, look, seem, sound | become

find sb

She found her manager very sympathetic when she explained her family problems.

ADV

deeply, extremely, genuinely, immensely, truly, very

The nurse was extremely sympathetic when she listened to the patient's worries.

largely | fairly, pretty, quite

suitably

When her friend lost his job, she gave him a suitably sympathetic response.

PREP

about

The teacher was sympathetic about why the student missed so many classes this month.

to

My teacher was sympathetic to my request for extra time on the assignment.

towards

The teacher was very sympathetic towards students who were struggling with the difficult math problems.

2

(adj.) in agreement with sb/sth

VERBS

appear, be, seem

ADV

deeply, extremely, highly, very | entirely | less than | broadly, generally, quite | politically

PREP

to

My teacher was sympathetic to my situation and allowed me to retake the test.

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