どうじょう
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. sympathy; compassion; pity
People would call that sympathy.
Pitch accent
ど
うじょう
Composed of
the same; the said; likewise
feelings; emotion; compassion; sympathy; passion; affection
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
sympathy; compassion
sympathizer; sympathiser
Examples (22 in total)
I sympathize with you.
Kate sympathized with him.
We felt sympathy for her.
It's meant to win sympathy.
He had some sympathy for the child.
She too seemed to be completely sympathetic.
I could not help feeling sympathy with him.
There is little sympathy in the letter.
They sympathized with the miserable criminal.
Compassion is the basis of all morality.
That is why I feel a little sympathy for my father.
You often find that sympathy turns into love.
His misfortune gained him sympathy.
It is easier to sympathize with sorrow than to sympathize with joy.
But I am aware that sympathy and vigilance are different things.
I feel profound sympathy for the victims.
She sympathized with those unfortunate people.
I feel sympathy for people with that disease.
He has no sympathy for single parent families.
I sympathized with them, and promised that I would do what I could to help.
I couldn't but sympathize with the girl who had lost her parents in the accident.
When his wife died, he received dozens of letters of sympathy.