Sympathise is valid Scrabble Word

Is sympathise a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is sympathise valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for SYMPATHISE in dictionary:

VERB:

to be in keeping, accord, or harmony, also SYMPATHIZE
feel or express sympathy
agree with a sentiment, opinion, or ideology
share the feelings of; understand the sentiments of
to feel or express sympathy or compassion
be understanding of

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

chiefly British variant of sympathize
same as sympathize

Words related to SYMPATHISE

sympathised22 sympathises21 sympathising23 sympathize29

Words that contain SYMPATHISE

sympathised22 sympathiser21 sympathises21 sympathisers22

How to use SYMPATHISE in a sentence

I am here to answer to-night, when the time makes it more fitting in anticipation all those difficulties which some excellent people, with whom in many ways I sympathise, feel.
He knew that he had no right to the reversion, but perhaps his father would sympathise with his desire to buy back his right.
I could sympathise, in a sort of way, with his feelings.
And in ordinary circumstances, I should sympathise with such a complaint made by a European people.
I can fully sympathise with the feeling that made Mrs.
I know all about these little domestic foxes that spoil the vines, and sympathise with you in yours.
Why should I despair? May I not meet hereafter with men ingenuous like him, who shall do me justice, and sympathise with my calamity? With that consolation I will be satisfied.
He makes all kinds of reserves to save the credit of those with whom he cannot sympathise.
It seems so vain when we sympathise with a suffering friend.
We sympathise with one or other of them almost every day of our lives.

But it is possible to sympathise with his disapproval of the divorce of History and Law, which used to be united in the Oxford schools.
I sympathise with the ground taken up by our friends of the Gaelic League that a National Anthem should be in the national tongue.
So many who call me in and pour out all their sorrows, and it is so terribly hard always to be ready and willing to listen and sympathise.
If anyone cannot sympathise with the servants with whom she is in contact all day long, she will not really sympathise with the poor whom she sees once a week.
In their quarrel with sin and Satan all good men will sympathise with them.
You cannot help me, and must not trouble yourself in any shape to sympathise with me.
Failing to understand what emotions he was at the mercy of, Miss Jane failed to sympathise with him.
They could not comprehend the scheme, sympathise with its objects, or appreciate its benefits.
It may, indeed, be doubted if his cast of mind would have led him to sympathise with bold and savage scenery.
It is only the peoples which suffer themselves that can understand and sympathise deeply with the Serbian soul.
She was to sympathise, to share the hopes and to understand the enthusiasm.
It is perhaps natural that you should sympathise with the weaker side.
Deeply did they sympathise in all her sufferings from the impediments cast in her way at Stokesley.
It was written from the depths of such sorrow as He only can fully sympathise with, who for thirty years pitched his tent in the valley of human misery.
Now, God wishes us to know this work, and to sympathise with Him in it.
They who have sent far away for a physician in a critical case, when every minute was precious, can sympathise with their anxiety.
Owners of dogs and horses may counterfeit horror and see whether their favourites do sympathise.
If so, probably he still preserved sufficient of his former feeling to sympathise with her position and wink at her escape.
We have got to sympathise with Him, and we have got to help Him.
Deny it not, nay, do not shrink from me, and think, because I appear so calm, I cannot feel for those who are dear to me, and even sympathise in their love.
Many of them did, nevertheless, sympathise with the Indians, and pitied them when cast into prison, for all men can appreciate the blessing of liberty.
No wonder, then, that he could sympathise with them.

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