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sympathiseDefinitions
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| sympathise | |
| 1. v. (non-Oxford British) standard spelling of sympathize |  |
Example Sentences
| He's really determined to put his point of view forward and I sympathise with him, though I'm not so determined that I'm prepared to get arrested to prove my point. |
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