Definition of empathic in English:

empathic

adjective ɛmˈpaθɪkɛmˈpæθɪk

Showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
an attentive, empathic listener
tears may elicit an empathic response in people
Example sentencesExamples
- If they don't process the emotional content, they are not empathic, they don't have any sense of what they've done to somebody.
- Your fans have this really strong empathic connection to you.
- They strive to be sincere and to communicate with others in an empathic manner.
- She must be wise but impulsive, empathic yet distant.
- Dr. McNally is a miracle worker: determined, insightful, and empathic.
- Indeed, brain research shows that boys are actually more empathic, expressive, and emotive at birth than girls.
- Greenspan observed that when the father has an empathic identification with his offspring, the child, in turn, identifies with him.
- Some doctors choose to treat things conservatively, some aggressively, and some cultivate a sensitive empathic approach.
- It begins with a deep and empathic understanding of the human condition.
- For Berrien, one of the key challenges was to become a more supportive and empathic leader.

Derivatives

empathically

adverbɛmˈpaθ-

And then you have to listen empathically, without criticism.
Example sentencesExamples
- If he can't respond empathically, calmly speak your disappointment and set a date for his departure.
- We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathically connected to you.
- Sometimes, those who love us, do so not only despite our flaws, but, empathically, because of them.
- He used his intellect and knowledge empathically rather than forcefully.

Definition of empathic in US English:

empathic

adjectiveemˈpaTHikɛmˈpæθɪk

Showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
an attentive, empathic listener
tears may elicit an empathic response in people
Example sentencesExamples
- Your fans have this really strong empathic connection to you.
- It begins with a deep and empathic understanding of the human condition.
- She must be wise but impulsive, empathic yet distant.
- Some doctors choose to treat things conservatively, some aggressively, and some cultivate a sensitive empathic approach.
- Greenspan observed that when the father has an empathic identification with his offspring, the child, in turn, identifies with him.
- They strive to be sincere and to communicate with others in an empathic manner.
- Indeed, brain research shows that boys are actually more empathic, expressive, and emotive at birth than girls.
- If they don't process the emotional content, they are not empathic, they don't have any sense of what they've done to somebody.
- For Berrien, one of the key challenges was to become a more supportive and empathic leader.
- Dr. McNally is a miracle worker: determined, insightful, and empathic.

单词	empathic
释义	Definition of empathic in English: empathic adjective ɛmˈpaθɪkɛmˈpæθɪk Showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another. an attentive, empathic listener tears may elicit an empathic response in people Example sentencesExamples If they don't process the emotional content, they are not empathic, they don't have any sense of what they've done to somebody. Your fans have this really strong empathic connection to you. They strive to be sincere and to communicate with others in an empathic manner. She must be wise but impulsive, empathic yet distant. Dr. McNally is a miracle worker: determined, insightful, and empathic. Indeed, brain research shows that boys are actually more empathic, expressive, and emotive at birth than girls. Greenspan observed that when the father has an empathic identification with his offspring, the child, in turn, identifies with him. Some doctors choose to treat things conservatively, some aggressively, and some cultivate a sensitive empathic approach. It begins with a deep and empathic understanding of the human condition. For Berrien, one of the key challenges was to become a more supportive and empathic leader. Derivatives empathically adverbɛmˈpaθ- And then you have to listen empathically, without criticism. Example sentencesExamples If he can't respond empathically, calmly speak your disappointment and set a date for his departure. We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathically connected to you. Sometimes, those who love us, do so not only despite our flaws, but, empathically, because of them. He used his intellect and knowledge empathically rather than forcefully. Definition of empathic in US English: empathic adjectiveemˈpaTHikɛmˈpæθɪk Showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another. an attentive, empathic listener tears may elicit an empathic response in people Example sentencesExamples Your fans have this really strong empathic connection to you. It begins with a deep and empathic understanding of the human condition. She must be wise but impulsive, empathic yet distant. Some doctors choose to treat things conservatively, some aggressively, and some cultivate a sensitive empathic approach. Greenspan observed that when the father has an empathic identification with his offspring, the child, in turn, identifies with him. They strive to be sincere and to communicate with others in an empathic manner. Indeed, brain research shows that boys are actually more empathic, expressive, and emotive at birth than girls. If they don't process the emotional content, they are not empathic, they don't have any sense of what they've done to somebody. For Berrien, one of the key challenges was to become a more supportive and empathic leader. Dr. McNally is a miracle worker: determined, insightful, and empathic.
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