Compassionately is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPASSIONATELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a compassionate manner; mercifully.
ADVERB:
• COMPASSIONATE, sympathetic
ADJECTIVE:
• feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or showing compassion; sympathetic

Words related to COMPASSIONATELY

compassionate19

How to use COMPASSIONATELY in a sentence

• He compassionately gave them shelter, and permission to say their prayers in one of his churches.
• I saw money given to those who behaved the worst to Jesus by armed men belonging to the tribunal, and I saw them push out of the way all who looked compassionately at him.
• Mathieu had seated himself near the cradle, gazing compassionately at the poor little babe, who was still peacefully sleeping.
• As I happened to be idle at the instant, I stepped to his side, and inquired compassionately if I could do anything for him.
• Prudence gazed at her earnestly and compassionately, and muttering something to herself, quitted the room.
• Then, gently, compassionately, the cruel, desolating truth was told.
• While standing here, he raised his eyes and saw a young and beautiful lady looking out from a window compassionately upon his sad aspect.
• She saw that the girl was looking at her compassionately.
• Miss Eva and Miss Nellie and Mary were there, and they looked at Freddy compassionately.
• His uncle compassionately informed him beforehand that his service in Thorberg would be brief and certainly would lead up to something much better.
• Perhaps that is why they met in the desert and the spirit compassionately caught Philip away.
• Joseph approached her compassionately, and held out to her a handful of gold.
• It is impossible, George, not to feel compassionately toward this poor woman.
• On two accounts, I shall always feel compassionately and gratefully toward Mother Martha.
• I am well aware that he compassionately denied this, just as he compassionately affected to be in love with my niece when he married her.
• He soon stirs uneasily, and, wakening, tries to utter a few words, which his parched lips almost refuse to articulate, until she compassionately gives him a drink.
• The judge patted one foot and looked at him compassionately.
• The gentleman was quite shocked, to see the author of Venice Preserved begging bread, and compassionately put into his hand a guinea.
• You are indulgence and pity personified, and you compassionately see in me a kind of exile.
• Jack groaned, and Jasper came to his side and addressed him compassionately, though but a minute before Jack had been about to take his life.
• Her father glanced towards her every now and again, compassionately, but with trust that the worst was over.
• It seemed to her sometimes that the mere strangers she met in the road knew that George was going, and looked at her compassionately.
• Sir Edmund Hautley, quitting Decima, took her hand compassionately and led her to a seat.
• So the young man stayed in his talk, and caressed his hand again, and murmured compassionately.

Similar words containing MPASSIONATE without suffix ly and without prefix co

empassionate16 impassionate16 compassionate19 compassionated21 compassionates20 uncompassionate21 compassionatene21 compassionateness23 compassionatenesses25

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