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empathize

verb as in identify with

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But Babylon asks us to do a little more: It wants us to empathize.

Jay is hard to empathize with and his silence suggests that, yeah, something is up.

Also you do have a lot of young girls seeing this film, and they should have somebody in there who they can empathize with.

As I uncovered these stories, I found a way to empathize with members of the Greek system.

Both came off as negative, terrible people as they bickered, and it was still impossible not to empathize with both of them.

They empathize—that is, see through our eyes, feel with our fingertips—so that they perceive what we do.

But Brion could empathize their feelings, the warmth of their intense relief and happiness.

Yet Brion could empathize their feelings, the warmth of their intense relief and happiness.

They weren't able to—to empathize the Martians, or whatever you call it.

How ironic that the only people who can empathize with them are the Macedonians who share the same fear of being quartered.

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

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