compassivityn.
A condition of suffering, or of being affected, together with another.
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the mind > emotion > compassion > [noun] > sympathy
compassion1340
compatience1398
fellow-feeling1578
sympathy1600
condolence1603
condolencya1631
compassivity1667
1667 H. More Divine Dialogues (1713) i. §30. 67 Not a mere Compassivity, but rather a Coactivity of the Spirit in which it does reside.
a1860 J. Gardner Faiths World I. 570/2 Compassivity, a term used in Romanist writers to express the feelings of a saint on beholding in a vision the sufferings of Christ whereby his soul is transpierced with the sword of a compassive pain.
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