I sympathize for the family that lost their house in the fire. The word sympathize means: to be in an agreement of feeling, to feel compassionate, or to agree
Do you sympathize more with the visitors or the narrator? why do you feel this way?
pity feel sorry for sympathize
it means that they feel for your situation. sympathize with your situation.
I sympathize with your dilemma.
Do you sympathize with Gideon’s resistance?
Yes, I sympathize with Ismene's caution. Particularly do I feel sympathy with her if what I suspect is true: she's the younger sister. Also do I feel sympathy with her because of the intolerability of the situation in which she finds herself. Does she respect her sovereign or her gods? Does she respect those who are dead or does she think of the survival of the family?
Do you sympathize with Gideon’s resistance?
This helps explain why Mrs. Peters can sympathize with Mrs. Wright.
The verb form for "sympathetic" is "sympathize."
At the end of the story, I sympathize with Meimei more. She demonstrates courage in pursuit of her passion for chess despite her mother's disapproval. She shows resilience and determination in standing up for herself and following her dreams.
SYMPATHIZE - to show support or compassion