empathy|empathies in English

noun

['em·pa·thy || 'empəθɪ]

entering into the feelings of another, sympathy, vicarious emotion, understanding

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1. Compassionate Empathy Being Authentic When Giving Empathy Learn Empathy through Practical Application

2. Question: Unrioting Ablegation twice-suffered phytocoenoses escrow hemoflagellate empathies

3. Empathy.

4. Photography is about empathy, and the familiarity of these items guarantee empathy.

5. Within participants, affective empathy, and not parental support or Agreeableness, predicted cognitive empathy.

6. It enhances your empathy.

7. Yes, husbands, show your empathy.

8. When Empathy Backfires New research shows that empathy isn't always what it's cracked up to be

9. He felt the empathy between them.

10. A key to success: Show empathy.

11. She had great empathy with people.

12. Kindness, curiosity, empathy, a sense of purpose.

13. They feel empathy for what he felt.

14. The mother feels empathy with her son.

15. Those machines have no place for empathy.

16. 5 Jesus was a man of deep empathy.

17. But his empathy for his characters shines through.

18. Compassion and sympathy are terms associated with empathy.

19. Empathy is another crucial ingredient when establishing rapport.

20. Davis affirms the Antiegoistic potential of empathy

21. And consolation behavior -- ( Laughter ) it's empathy driven.

22. She had a deep empathy with animals.

23. Empathy was crucial for managing diversity among subordinates.

24. I felt a very real empathy for it.

25. Hence, when empathy moves caring people to help others, they mirror the empathy of their compassionate Creator, Jehovah God. —Proverbs 14:31.