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sympathetic

[sim-puh-thet-ik] / ˌsɪm pəˈθɛt ɪk /




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Mr Vincent said he believed the company had drifted from its core values under EG and Asda's leadership, but he was also sympathetic to the challenges they faced running the "healthier" fast food chain.

From BBC

It’s Brady—one of the last kids I expected to be sympathetic.

From Literature

Even sympathetic analysts called it a classic “reset.”

From MarketWatch

It did this by boosting the activity of the sympathetic nervous system and stimulating thermogenesis in adipose tissue, leading the tissue to consume more energy in the form of heat.

From Science Daily

As for last week's Budget, Daunt says it sometimes feels like he might be "the only person who is sympathetic" to the situation the chancellor is in.

From BBC