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sympathetic
adjective
us/ˌsɪm·pəˈθet̬·ɪk/

sympatheticadjective (UNDERSTANDING)

showing, esp. by what you say, that you understand and care about someone’s problems or suffering:
He suffers from back trouble too, so he was sympathetic.
A sympathetic character in a book or movie is one whose actions are understandable and who is therefore likable.

sympatheticadjective (SUPPORTING)

showing your support and agreement:
We are sympathetic to that point of view and have the same goals.

Examples of sympathetic

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Central administration of leptin inhibits food intake and activates the sympathetic nervous system in rhesus macaques.
Individual differences in the reactivities of sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the brain's autonomic centres should therefore also be relevant to the efficiency of socialization.
In contrast, architecture, at least to the sympathetic observer, is an activity that straddles and overcomes such divisions.
Circle illustrated his intense interest in and sympathetic feeling for abstract art, which was dominant throughout his life.
He had been sensitive to the echoing murmur of the mountains, that communicating of sounds destined to intoxicate sympathetic souls.
Each sympathetic candidate exercises its influence on the outcome through its respective sympathy constraint.
Top labor leaders did not want neutral administrators; rather, they desired administrators sympathetic to the unions.
Prior to the 1950s, conservation groups relied on sympathetic federal agency officials to secure scenic areas for preservation and to limit development.
The result, in this poor critic's mind, was confusion, difficulty of sympathetic identification with the performers, and cultural cognitive dissonance.
There are distinct, separately ranked sympathetic faithfulness constraints on these two correspondence relations.
In contrast, legitimate sympathetic candidates are at most singly opaque.
There is also an increase in sympathetic versus parasympathetic activity9 which predisposes to a greater degree of peripheral vasodilation.
As the lowest of the low, he elicited in his readers both the pleasures of schadenfreude and sympathetic pity.
Their commitment to democratic inclusion should make them sympathetic to the challenges faced by social movements.
Even sympathetic observers concede that the duration of the adjustment and its social costs were greater than expected.
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