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commiserate

verb as in listen to woes of another

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France's Kylian Portal, 17, missed out on a medal at his home Games by just 0.04secs, and Clegg made sure to commiserate the tearful teenager after the race.

From BBC

The outpouring of support continued throughout the ensuing drone show, fans from all sections surrounding him and patting his back and sharing his regret, with one fan even accompanying Voda to his car afterward to commiserate on his bad luck.

That's why their response to Trump playing up his minor injury with a diaper-sized bandage was not to commiserate with his pain.

From Salon

For those who arrived too late to get an Ohtani bobblehead, the Dodgers can commiserate.

At the party, the two commiserate over being the props for the evening's entertainment.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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