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🤗empathy

noun
/ˈɛmpəθi/
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Meaning

the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.

Example Sentences

Her empathy helped her connect with her patients.

Empathy helps students connect with society.

A good leader must have empathy for their team members.

Synonyms

compassion, sympathy, understanding, sensitivity
Entry 1
compassion, sympathy, understanding, sensitivity
Entry 2
compassion, understanding, sympathy
Entry 3
compassion, understanding, sensitivity

Antonyms

apathy, indifference, coldness
Entry 1
apathy, indifference
Entry 2
apathy, indifference
Entry 3
indifference, apathy, coldness

Collocations

show empathy, feel empathy, empathy towards, empathy for

More Example Sentences

She is too cold-hearted to show empathy.

I believe good literature can create empathy among people.

Human connection and empathy will become even more important in the age of AI.

I think patience and empathy are the most important tools for handling cultural differences.

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