Compassionate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPASSIONATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to show compassion
• To have compassion for; to pity; to commiserate; to sympathize with.
• share the suffering of
ADJECTIVE:
• sympathetic
• feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others
• Having a temper or disposition to pity; sympathetic; merciful.
• Complaining; inviting pity; pitiable.
• showing or having compassion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or showing compassion; sympathetic

Words related to COMPASSIONATE

compassionated21 compassionately24 compassionates20 compassionating22 merciful15 sympathetic23

Words that contain COMPASSIONATE

compassionated21 compassionates20 compassionately24 uncompassionate21 compassionatene21 compassionateness23 compassionatenesses25

How to use COMPASSIONATE in a sentence

• Torquato Tasso, her Poet-Laureate, noted her tender, compassionate character and her sweet sympathy with human infirmities.
• And she strove to impart an expression of compassionate good-nature to her long, avaricious, false face.
• It is a mere stupidity, that stupidity which is of the nature of sin, to compassionate a man for being ill or poor, and not to compassionate him for being cold and lonely.
• Two hours later his vulgar, ugly, compassionate face was the last she saw as the train moved out of the station.
• But his countenance showed that he was too thoroughly frightened and distressed to be a subject of mirth to any compassionate heart.
• When ordinary men allow themselves to be worked up by common every-day difficulties into fever-fits of passion, we can give them nothing but a compassionate smile.
• The Council there granted them a compassionate allowance, of which Mrs.
• But this passed quickly and in its stead there came the compassion which any purely human weakness, however great or small, always awoke in his truly compassionate breast.
• He still affected to compassionate me as the weakest and most credulous of women, and then came to a proposal which he said he had travelled to Hampshire on purpose to make to me.
• What humanity needs is not the promise of scientific immortality, but compassionate pity in this life and infinite mercy on the Day of Judgment.
• There was, however, an individual member of the family, whose piety and many virtues excited a sympathy in her behalf, as general as it was deep and compassionate.
• For them the compassionate shepherd sought until he found them in the wilds, took them, involuntary burdens, on his heart, brought them back to safety and the fold.
• Only Zuan Venier, a compassionate smile on his face, knelt beside Contarini and carefully withdrew the iron gag from his mouth.
• A few moments later he would show himself under absolutely different colours and give proof of a compassionate heart.
• Thou, truly, art the Ever-Forgiving, the Most Compassionate.
• Where shall I begin? I have laid it before our compassionate High-priest, I have requested direction.
• Ellmother lifted Emily in compassionate silence, and carried her upstairs, and waited by her until she slept.
• As for what We have appropriated to the children, this is a bounty conferred on them by God, that they may render thanks unto their Lord, the Compassionate, the Merciful.
• I feel that I ought to be as compassionate for the spiritual infirmities of my Sisters as you are for my bodily ills.
• Therefore when you see any one sick, compassionate her as if she were yourself.
• Towards the prison, there to await The hour when through that dismal door The keeper, half compassionate, Should bid her enter as before.
• So if a man is greedy to acquire science and knowledge, or to become compassionate, generous and just, it is most praiseworthy.
• Your Lord is verily the Compassionate, the Merciful.
• Verily Thou art the Merciful, the All-Glorious, the Kind, the Compassionate.
• Verily thy Lord is compassionate to the servants who are rightly guided.
• Their fault was, that they were too compassionate for this world.
• The eyes which had always been so beautiful, so compassionate, had murder in them now.
• And do not see how the pale mist, slowly ascending, Shaped by the sun, shines like a white-robed dreamer Compassionate over our towers bending.
• He was a kind-hearted, compassionate man, but he decided that the husband should be told.
• It promised not horror, but sweet rest and the Infinite seemed to him a tender mistress, a compassionate sister, a mother.
• He was sorry for me, with a compassionate understanding of what I had been through.
• We can therefore afford to compassionate him in the unexpected calamity by which he was overtaken, and which must have tried his failing spirit in no common manner.
• If he be Compassionate towards the Afflictions of others, it shewes that his Heart is like the noble Tree, that is wounded to selfe when it gives Balme.
• As we passed her on the deck she looked at Romayne with compassionate interest so vividly expressed in her beautiful face that I imagined they might be acquainted.

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