sympathy

simple noun56 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.5

very sincere and strongly felt sympathy

a large amount of sympathy

real and sincere sympathy

genuine and sincere sympathy

very sincere sympathy, often expressed formally

a large amount of strongly felt sympathy

a large amount of sympathy

not much sympathy

sympathy felt by many people in many places

sympathy felt by the public

the natural ability of people to feel sympathy

sympathy felt by most people

sympathy felt by the public

very little sympathy

an emotional sense of sympathy

not having or showing sympathy

a formal way of saying you are sorry for someone's problems

having or showing a lot of sympathy

to feel a great deal of sympathy for someone

a sudden, sharp feeling of sympathy

the feeling of being sorry for someone

in a way that shows you feel sympathy

because you feel sympathy for someone

having feelings of sympathy in the direction of someone

expressing sympathy that is directed at someone

showing support for a group by taking action, e.g., striking

a formal phrase used to say that you feel sympathy for someone

used to state who you feel sympathy for

to experience the feeling of sympathy

to feel sympathy for someone

to tell someone that you feel sympathy for them

to behave in a way that shows you feel sympathy

to receive sympathy

to express your sympathy to someone

to show someone you feel sympathy for them

to require sympathy because of a difficult situation

to get or obtain sympathy

to desire sympathy from others

to succeed in getting sympathy

to be in a situation where it is right for you to receive sympathy

to make someone feel sympathy

a formal way to express sympathy

to try to get sympathy from others

to cause someone to feel sympathy

to get sympathy because you deserve it

to cause people to feel sympathy for you

to cause sympathy to be created

to cause a feeling of sympathy to exist

to be able to feel sympathy, especially when it is difficult

to stop receiving sympathy from others, often due to your actions

to succeed in getting sympathy from someone

to attract and hold someone's feeling of sympathy

to expect or ask for sympathy in a forceful way

to feel sympathy for someone who does not deserve it