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empathy no Dicionário PONS

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to be (highly) attuned to sth, to have (great) empathy with sth
estar (muy) compenetrado con algo (causa, situación injusta)
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An important concept related to social interest is the ability to feel empathy.
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She is also numbed from emotion, pain and empathy, impervious to cold, and resistant to heat in this form.
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S/he is required to extend new feelings of cooperation and empathy to others.
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She expressed great empathy for the patients as she wrote about the impact of isolation on the island and the stigmas attached to patients.
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The two eventually develop empathy for each other's personal problems and issues, as well as life's similar hardships.
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Specifically, if a transgression is viewed as intentional or malicious, the offended partner is less likely to feel empathy and forgive.
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This ability to rate their stock stems from the great empathy they have for their family and livestock.
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Different forms of empathy may result in different effects on helpers.
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These studies have examined everything from reducing stress, anxiety and depression, to improving sleep and levels of empathy.
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The majors are fat, insensitive, greedy, vain and very proud, and display no empathy with the soldiers whatsoever.
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