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Sympathise (Verb)

Share the feelings of; understand the sentiments of.

Verbs of feeling.

I fully sympathise with their frustration as they waited in line for hours for the concert tickets to go on sale.
She couldn't help but sympathise with the family who had just lost their beloved pet after many years of companionship.
The politician tried to sympathise with the protesters but they knew she didn't genuinely understand their concerns.
As someone who had experienced a similar loss, he could deeply sympathise with the grieving widow and offer her some comfort.
It's hard not to sympathise with the refugees who have been forced to flee their war-torn homes in search of safety and security.

To feel or express sympathy or compassion.

Verbs of feeling.

Many people sympathise with the family who lost their home in the fire.
She has a caring nature and will sympathise with anyone who is feeling down.
The community came together to sympathise with those who lost loved ones in the tragedy.
He found it hard to sympathise with his ex-partner after the painful breakup.
Her friends will always sympathise with her and be there to offer support whenever needed.

Be understanding of; "You don't need to explain--I understand!".

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

I will sympathise with you on the loss of your beloved pet and am here if you need someone to talk to.
Her sister could sympathise with her feelings of frustration because she had gone through something similar.
The manager will sympathise with any employee dealing with personal issues and may offer flexible working hours.
You don't need to explain, I can sympathise with the difficulty of managing work and family life.
I'm here to listen and will do my best to sympathise with the struggles you're facing right now.