Synonyms for Hadst compassion:
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v.
• pity
- ache
, - be sorry for
, - be sympathetic
, - bleed for
, - comfort
, - commiserate
, - condole
, - console
, - feel for
, - feel with
, - forgive
, - give quarter
, - grant amnesty
, - grieve with
, - have compassion
, - have mercy on
, - identify with
, - lament with
, - pardon
, - put out of one's misery
, - relent
, - reprieve
, - show forgiveness
, - show sympathy
, - solace
, - soothe
, - sympathize
, - take pity on
, - understand
, - weep for
.
• sympathize
- agree
, - appreciate
, - be in accord
, - be in sympathy
, - be kind to
, - be there for
, - be understanding
, - compassionate
, - comprehend
, - emphathize
, - feel heart go out to
, - go along with
, - love
, - offer consolation
, - pick up on
, - pity
, - relate to
, - share another's sorrow
, - show kindliness
, - show mercy
, - show tenderness
, - side with
, - tune in
.
What are the hypernyms for Hadst compassion?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for hadst compassion?
Compassion is the act of showing kindness and understanding towards others, especially during difficult times. However, there are antonyms to the word "hadst compassion" which means a lack of compassion or empathy towards others. Some of the antonyms of compassion include indifference, apathy, callousness, cruelty, unkindness, and harshness. Indifference means without any feeling or concern towards others' emotions or well-being. Apathy refers to a lack of interest or enthusiasm towards others. Callousness means being insensitive or indifferent to others' pain. Cruelty is the infliction of pain, distress or suffering on others. Unkindness means a lack of kindness or consideration towards others. Harshness is a lack of gentleness or kindness towards others.
What are the antonyms for Hadst compassion?
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