Kahn recognizes this psychological problem, but he is unable to empathize with his fellow Americans who evade it because they cannot cope with it (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists).
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thize — em·pa·thize; sym·pa·thize; te·lep·a·thize; … English syllables
sym|pa|thize — «SIHM puh thyz», intransitive verb, thized, thiz|ing. 1. to feel or show sympathy: »The girl sympathized with her little brother who had hurt himself. SYNONYM(S): condole, commiserate. 2. to share in or agree with a feeling or opinion: »My mother … Useful english dictionary
te|lep|a|thize — «tuh LEHP uh thyz», verb, thized, thiz|ing. –v.i. to practice telepathy. –v.t. to communicate with or affect by telepathy … Useful english dictionary
em·pa·thize — … Useful english dictionary
sym·pa·thize — … Useful english dictionary
phthisiogenesis — |thizēə, |tizēə+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from phthisio + Latin genesis : the development of pulmonary tuberculosis … Useful english dictionary
phthisiotherapy — |thizēə, |tizēə+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phthisio + therapy : the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis … Useful english dictionary
empathize — To feel empathy in relation to another person; to put oneself in another s place. * * * em·pa·thize or Brit em·pa·thise em pə .thīz vi, thized or Brit thised; thiz·ing or Brit this·ing to experience empathy <adults unable to empathize with a… … Medical dictionary
pa — ac·com·pa·ni·er; ac·com·pa·ni·ment; ac·com·pa·nist; ac·com·pa·ny; aco·pa; adre·no sym·pa·thet·ic; af·ro·pa·vo; ag·pa·ite; ali·pa·ta; ama·pa; am·pa·la·ya; am·pa·ro; am·phi·car·pa; anas·pa·lin; an·tic·i·pa·tion; an·tic·i·pa·tive; an·tic·i·pa·tor;… … English syllables
Antipathize — An*tip a*thize, v. i. To feel or show antipathy. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
