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What is another word for
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Noun
The feeling of compassion or sympathy caused by the sufferings and misfortunes of others
A cause for regret or disappointment
The comfort received by a person, typically after a loss or disappointment
Something that causes disappointment
A feeling of regret or sadness for doing wrong or sinning
An action or event that causes general public outrage
Verb
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
To show forgiveness towards
To relieve the distress or suffering of
To show mercy on someone
To show mercy to, especially by not punishing or killing
Interjection
Used to express regret or disappointment about an unfortunate event or piece of information
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Noun
▲
The feeling of compassion or sympathy caused by the sufferings and misfortunes of others
compassion
sympathy
kindness
humanity
charity
mercy
commiseration
kindliness
feeling
tenderness
benevolence
kindheartedness
understanding
warmheartedness
heart
softheartedness
ruth
empathy
bigheartedness
warmth
leniency
forbearance
largeheartedness
clemency
grace
comfort
solace
mercifulness
condolence
goodness
lenity
solicitousness
quarter
sorrow
philanthropy
favour
UK
rue
favor
US
emotion
compunction
good-heartedness
fellow feeling
concern
humaneness
consideration
tolerance
kind-heartedness
gentleness
thoughtfulness
lenience
goodwill
tenderheartedness
sensitivity
indulgence
forgiveness
care
benignity
beneficence
tender-heartedness
benignancy
generosity
warm-heartedness
compassionateness
brotherly love
soft-heartedness
love
liberality
altruism
humanitarianism
regard
solicitude
mildness
rapport
affection
affinity
graciousness
consolation
magnanimity
softness
caring
condolences
aroha
caritas
appreciation
support
responsiveness
mindfulness
good will
fellowship
friendliness
nobility
amity
comity
friendship
communion
sufferance
charitableness
moderation
identification
agape
condolement
decency
charitability
awareness
soul
toleration
permissiveness
neighborliness
US
considerateness
neighbourliness
UK
liberalness
comprehension
patience
receptiveness
receptivity
reconciliation
encouragement
principle
helpfulness
caringness
reassurance
devotion
munificence
unselfishness
brotherliness
sisterliness
motherliness
fatherliness
endurance
courtesy
bounty
magnanimousness
bountifulness
fairness
good-fellowship
justness
equitableness
character
feelings
overlooking
philanthropism
acceptance
constitution
unity
moderateness
soft skills
tender feelings
lack of severity
apology
allowance
absolution
pardon
closeness
concern for others
heart of hearts
harmony
togetherness
connection
amiability
benefaction
regret
expression of regret
vibes
mutuality
Christian love
loving concern
recognition
perceptivity
consciousness
insight
conception
apprehension
concord
perception
cognizance
perceptiveness
apperception
cognition
assimilation
knowingness
knowing
familiarity
enlightenment
acquaintance
intuition
cottoning to
being on same wavelength
awareness of the feelings of others
cordiality
sweetness
big-heartedness
attentiveness
bounteousness
selflessness
heedfulness
largesse
openheartedness
thought
generousness
tact
hospitality
geniality
affability
open-handedness
charm
inner beauty
courteousness
good-naturedness
respect
openhandedness
self-sacrifice
largess
sensibility
lavishness
concernment
heed
attention
niceness
tender loving care
free-handedness
virtue
faith
affectionateness
discretion
meekness
due regard
nobleness
fellow-feeling
good intention
politeness
brotherhood
cordialness
service
sensitiveness
civility
pleasantness
agreeableness
almsgiving
cooperation
delicacy
conviviality
hospitableness
boon
amenability
fondness
collaboration
welcomingness
TLC
freudenfreude
confelicity
cheerfulness
sincerity
spirit
glow
empressement
greatheartedness
mutual support
turn
finer feelings
social responsibility
public spirit
social conscience
self-denial
dispensation
amenity
agreeability
personableness
amiableness
good-temperedness
accommodation
likableness
mother love
motherly love
maternal love
maternal bond
a mother's love
more ❯
“So let us hope the unfortunate queen, whose whole life was full of sorrow and disappointment, may be more deserving of our
pity
than of our blame.”
Noun
▲
A cause for regret or disappointment
shame
crime
sin
bummer
disappointment
misfortune
disgrace
letdown
mischance
mishap
catastrophe
crisis
disaster
bad luck
crying shame
unfortunate thing
cause for disappointment
source of regret
tough luck
cause for regret
sad situation
sad thing
anticlimax
frustration
dismay
ill luck
bitter pill
“In the end, it's a
pity
because the situation could have been handled a lot better and without the angst and tears.”
Noun
▲
The comfort received by a person, typically after a loss or disappointment
consolation
comfort
solace
relief
support
cheer
compassion
succor
US
succour
UK
assuagement
aid
sympathy
reassurance
alleviation
commiseration
ease
assurance
easement
encouragement
help
peace
soothing
fortification
lenity
moral support
fellow feeling
condolence
optimism
comforting
reassuring
consoling
relieving
solacing
cheering up
concern
kindness
empathy
benevolence
inspiration
kindliness
grace
understanding
tenderness
condolement
warmth
gladdening
balm
mitigation
release
refreshment
reprieve
remedy
sustenance
palliation
abatement
care
cure
deliverance
allayment
assistance
mollification
lift
respite
repose
appeasement
rest
restfulness
load off one's mind
healing
hope
faith
guarantee
alleviating
easing
allaying
amelioration
treatment
relaxation
contentment
satisfaction
calmness
mitigating
assuaging
softening
happiness
supervision
therapy
dulling
extrication
ministration
tending
guidance
service
well-being
rehabilitation
helpfulness
TLC
looking after
devotion
attention
tender loving care
hand-holding
more ❯
Noun
▲
Something that causes disappointment
downer
bummer
drag
disappointment
letdown
comedown
shame
misfortune
discouragement
down
bad deal
raw deal
rotten hand
downside
snag
shortcoming
pitfall
annoyance
nuisance
weakness
problem
stumbling block
negative aspect
bad experience
bringdown
trauma
tragedy
ordeal
heartache
adversity
burden
hassle
trouble
fiasco
blow
vexation
grief
pest
distress
heartbreak
disaster
catastrophe
affliction
pain
tribulation
torment
sorrow
misadventure
debacle
albatross
drama
hardship
travail
suffering
sadness
trial
stroke of bad luck
ill fortune
cross to bear
sad event
failure
dud
Noun
▲
A feeling of regret or sadness for doing wrong or sinning
remorse
contrition
regret
repentance
guilt
penitence
contriteness
remorsefulness
compunction
rue
shame
ruefulness
attrition
penance
penitency
sorrow
anguish
grief
compassion
bad
self-reproach
self-condemnation
pangs of conscience
self-accusation
guilty conscience
deep regret
feelings of guilt
bad conscience
ruth
conscience
qualm
scruple
self-flagellation
self-castigation
sorriness
self-punishment
prickings of conscience
pangs of guilt
humiliation
atonement
pang
guiltiness
self-disgust
sorrowfulness
degradation
sadness
humbling
debasement
distress
self-criticism
regretfulness
twinge
affliction
twinge of conscience
hair shirt
guilt trip
guilt complex
bitterness
humility
misgiving
annoyance
disgrace
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
second thoughts
pang of conscience
self-hatred
twinges of conscience
self-reproof
stab of conscience
twinge of remorse
a guilty conscience
a bad conscience
self-chastisement
amends
self-mortification
reparation
penalty
self-abasement
punishment
more ❯
Noun
▲
An action or event that causes general public outrage
scandal
offence
UK
offense
US
crime
disgrace
misconduct
outrage
wrongdoing
impropriety
injustice
shame
sin
transgression
embarrassment
insult
affair
affront
business
-gate
immoral behaviour
outrageous behaviour
outrageous wrongdoing
reproach
turpitude
crying shame
unethical behaviour
discreditable behaviour
dishonourable behaviour
shocking incident
shocking incident of events
shocking series of events
skeleton in the closet
skeleton in the cupboard
skeleton in closet
wrong
abomination
atrocity
evil
abuse
enormity
monstrosity
violation
immorality
evil action
immoral act
discredit
stigma
smirch
blemish on
blot on
stain on
source of shame
blot on the escutcheon of
slur on
slur
blemish
blot
treachery
stain
bad reflection
blot on the escutcheon
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
opprobrium
reflection
brand
black mark on
black sheep
bad reflection on
smirch on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
feel for
compassionate
sympathize with
bleed for
commiserate with
ache
ache for
comfort
commiserate
condole
condole with
console
empathise
UK
empathize
US
empathize with
feel pity for
feel sorry for
reprieve
solace
soothe
sympathise
UK
sympathize
US
understand
weep for
yearn over
be compassionate towards
be moved by
be sympathetic towards
feel sympathy for
grieve for
take pity on
be sympathetic
feel with
give quarter
grant amnesty
grieve with
have compassion
identify with
lament with
show concern
show sympathy
be sorry for
have compassion for
have mercy on
be there for
have one's heart go out to
show compassion for
compassion
appreciate
relate to
express concern
bleed
show interest
share another's sorrow
express sympathy
sorrow for
offer condolences to
show sympathy for
feel
feel compassion for
open your heart
lament for
give solace to
mourn for
express sympathy for
have mercy
send condolences to
be sympathetic to
offer sympathy to
share sorrow
show compassion
offer condolences
acknowledge
be cognizant of
take something on board
take on board
be wise to
feel compassionate towards
comprehend
identify
be conscious of
be with you
be able to see
be alive to
be sensitive to
take account of
be a good listener
pick up on
offer consolation to
be supportive
feel heart go out to
show kindliness
show tenderness
care for
be kind to
show mercy
be understanding
offer consolation
be supportive of
be in rapport with
tune in
have a rapport
be in tune
put oneself in the shoes of
be in sympathy
suffer with
be perceptive
be compassionate
be empathetic
be sensitive
share
commune
imagine
have insight into
put oneself in another's place
feel at one
feel togetherness
talk the same language as
be on the same wavelength as
stand in one's shoes
more ❯
“I truly
pity
those who are possessed of ignorance.”
Verb
▲
To show forgiveness towards
forgive
pardon
acquit
excuse
absolve
exonerate
exculpate
let off
bear no malice towards
forgive and forget
let bygones be bygones
let it go
turn other cheek
show forgiveness
amnesty
remit
condone
go easy on
feel no resentment towards
think no more of
bear no malice
bury the hatchet with
wipe slate clean
let off easy
make allowances for
stop feeling resentful towards
let off the hook
accept apology
stop feeling malice towards
turn a blind eye to
feel no malice towards
not hold something against
turn a deaf ear to
harbour no grudge against
bury the hatchet
grant an amnesty to
kiss and make up
reprieve
give amnesty to
give dispensation to
have mercy on
show mercy to
give indulgence to
more ❯
“May God
pity
you for your blasphemy.”
Verb
▲
To relieve the distress or suffering of
console
comfort
soothe
cheer
hearten
reassure
encourage
solace
calm
assuage
inspirit
assure
relieve
gladden
ease
animate
support
alleviate
help
lift
fortify
succor
US
succour
UK
aid
upraise
tranquillise
UK
tranquilize
US
untrouble
cheer up
buck up
commiserate with
condole with
sympathize with
give condolences to
express sympathy to
show compassion to
show fellow feeling to
express sympathy
express sympathy for
uplift
buoy up
salve
placate
buoy
allay
enliven
bolster
boost
relax
pacify
exhilarate
compose
brighten
mollify
put at ease
bring comfort to
perk up
embolden
appease
inspire
mitigate
condole
invigorate
US
strengthen
steel
stir
elate
elevate
revitalize
US
incite
palliate
pep up
give solace to
envigorate
UK
revitalise
UK
gee up
give a lift to
settle
stimulate
lull
quieten
soften
commiserate
becalm
rouse
energize
US
besoothe
quiet
cool
rally
balm
arouse
revivify
cheer on
bear up
chirk up
put one's mind to rest
pick up
energise
UK
raise your spirits
give a shot in the arm to
boost morale
give a lift
give sympathy to
ginger up
raise spirits
reanimate
free
liven
lighten burden
empathize with
quiet fears
give respite to
make one feel at ease
make well
make more cheerful
brighten up
make happier
hush
conciliate
sedate
brace
gentle
calm down
settle down
take the edge off
steady
cool off
dulcify
motivate
give confidence
drive
empower
incentify
restore confidence to
still
applaud
push
galvanize
US
spur
snap one out of it
set your mind at rest
restore someone's confidence
dispel someone's fears
bolster someone's confidence
spark
pique
vitalize
disinhibit
impassion
build up
goad
trigger
sway
enforce
fillip
egg
instigate
incentivize
US
stir up
whip up
kindle
jumpstart
spur on
enhearten
fire up
excite
activate
move
build
be there for
hold someone's hand
boost the morale of
give strength to
be a source of strength
give a leg up to
give moral support to
be a source of strength to
quicken
ignite
give a boost to
reenforce
rev up
provoke
raise
boost up
pump up
restore
quell
refresh
nudge
lullaby
diminish
dull
warm
boost moral
praise
prick
cure
dispel
counteract
stimulate spiritually
lift the spirits of
give confidence to
raise the morale of
give shot in arm
spirit up
psych up
give hope to
bield
light a fire under
prop up
stiffen the resolve of
vary
lessen
lighten
punctuate
reduce
abate
adjust
stop
temper
liss
subdue
interrupt
sweeten
galvanise
UK
incentivise
UK
ease up
moderate
assist
prevent
break up
bring respite to
brace up
snap out of it
take load off
bring an end to
take a load off
bring aid to
let up on
make something bearable
bring aid
put on cloud nine
let the sun shine in
put on top of the world
prompt
urge
prod
impel
induce
inflame
promote
foment
cause
fire
influence
egg on
enkindle
foster
persuade
awaken
press
actuate
electrify
propel
generate
revive
work up
exhort
agitate
rejuvenate
fuel
enthuse
sustain
spark off
intensify
wake up
whet
vivify
improve
thrill
renew
kick-start
liven up
turn on
sting
goose
make
key up
waken
solicit
bring about
set off
abet
compel
call forth
ferment
reinforce
incline
engender
put up to
touch off
entreat
reinvigorate
ask
advance
bring
coerce
jazz up
lead
nurture
brew
fire the imagination of
implore
fan
create
beseech
start
occasion
further
impress
amp up
lead to
invite
bring on
badger
spike
increase
get going
exalt
trigger off
breathe new life into
evoke
nerve
instil
UK
force
mobilize
US
charge
pick
psych
produce
resuscitate
commove
rekindle
prime
instill
US
elicit
regenerate
touch
recharge
enjoin
mobilise
UK
jump-start
breed
precipitate
coax
stoke up
request
freshen
rewaken
rewake
juice up
zip up
beg
reawaken
fire with enthusiasm
reactivate
give rise to
get
drum up
prepare
tempt
bring out
entice
intoxicate
set in motion
pressure
put in motion
innervate
set going
dynamize
see someone through
gird
heighten
bounce back
back
sic
procure
enhance
initiate
drive on
catalyze
US
root on
wake
effectuate
needle
root for
bestir
work
repair
fan the flames of
result in
recondition
beget
add to
catalyse
UK
renovate
fire the enthusiasm of
wind up
invoke
refreshen
set on
begin
recreate
resurrect
draw forth
recover
charge up
bring around
contribute to
give a new lease of life to
be a tower of strength to
touch up
make whole
call
constrain
demand
facilitate
hound
whip
poise
bid
plead
augment
importune
develop
appeal
harass
ready
harden
command
enrich
root
summon
zap
countenance
inform
oblige
pester
dragoon
carry
cultivate
exacerbate
nag
set
accelerate
ameliorate
feed
better
rile
effect
make for
put a bomb under
beckon
titillate
affect
talk into
speed up
favour
UK
favor
US
jolt
appeal to
set up
restart
urge on
give a boost
challenge
build a fire under
be responsible for
add fuel to
act as a incentive to
act as a stimulus to
get someone going
insist on
power
gear up
prevail upon
satisfy
get ready
bring into being
yield
spawn
call into being
look up
put new life in
translate into
give new life to
keep someone going
update
make happen
forward
be the cause of
re-establish
regain
feed the fire
bring back
replenish
modernise
UK
modernize
US
have
give incentive
hook
summon up
grab
remind
incent
chivvy
enrapture
intrigue
irritate
inveigle
make confident
give courage to
jog
dispose
speed
transport
roil
burgeon
nourish
imbue
infuse
craze
taunt
juice
motive
bolden
arm
actify
activize
enable
strike
forearm
stoke
gain
convert
convince
irk
incense
pressurize
US
propose
wheedle
reestablish
emphasize
US
endue
infect
beghast
add fuel
originate
run
add fuel to the flames
bully
whomp up
give courage
grill
vex
reproduce
recall
redevelop
barrack
advise
make brave
make wild
stress
underline
cement
crank up
give new energy to
predispose
condition
direct
determine
make braver
hustle
supplement
heat up
give someone a kick
win over
give impetus
start off
steam up
lash
roust
pressurise
UK
exercise
bother
lift the morale of
jack up
gear oneself up
call on
work into lather
champion
deepen
psyche up
get one started
act as a impetus to
act as a fillip to
act as a spur to
advocate
expedite
spur to action
make enthusiastic
suscitate
fan the fire
give pep talk
give a shot in the arm
keep one going
keep you going
change
lean on
draw on
have as a consequence
have as a result
give life to
spook
put zip into
move to action
give a buzz
edify
buttress
maintain
underpin
uphold
corroborate
reward
act upon
ride herd on
inspan
lighten up
loosen up
impose on
orient
give one an idea
shake
shake up
madden
upgrade
refine
become cheerful
make happy
take a turn for the better
take heart
clear up
prevail on
light up
recommend
hassle
dig
agitate for
agitate against
switch on
add fuel to fire
make waves
stir embers
call to mind
make alive
harry
get to
broaden
defend
highlight
substantiate
emphasise
UK
re-energize
reinvent
give a new lease on life
bring back to life
get going again
put new life into
put some spark into
give new strength to
adjure
insist
bolster up
back up
shout for
try to persuade
rationalize
US
make stronger
shore up
pour it on
attract
draw
minister to
give the incentive to
rationalise
UK
sharpen
push for
court
play a part in
extend
sell one on
clamour
UK
lobby
campaign
be instrumental in
help out
cheer along
tide over
keep someone's head above water
keep going
launch
order
pursue
clamor
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exact
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apply
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have a hand in
accomplish
amount to
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establish
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lure
save
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realise
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attain
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drum
reinstitute
ask for
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swell
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compound
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aggrandize
reintroduce
put new heart into
end in
kickoff
cause to occur
finish in
draw out
have a part in
conduce to
conduce
oil the wheels of
bring off
actualize
carry through
pull off
be partly responsible for
bear
contribute
bring forth
add up to
cause to happen
make possible
be at the bottom of
bring to pass
carry off
have the effect of
entail
contrive
put in place
spell
snap up
put new heart in
ask authoritatively
ask forcefully
make a claim
ask brusquely
put new strength in
admit
let in
beg for
give the kiss of life to
wax
welcome
be advantageous to
do good to
be beneficial to
befit
be useful to
suit
be of use to
be to the advantage of
profit
be of assistance to
pay off for
be good for
bless
be of help to
serve
be of service to
benefit
please
work for
be helpful to
gratify
be of advantage to
advantage
call for
flirt with
bring on oneself
leave the door open to
include
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Verb
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To show mercy on someone
relent
sympathise
UK
sympathize
US
show mercy
show pity
have mercy
have pity
be merciful
go easy on
lighten up
become merciful
ease up on
give quarter
give some slack
take a softer line
become lenient
come around
come round
Verb
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To show mercy to, especially by not punishing or killing
spare
pardon
forgive
absolve
reprieve
amnesty
excuse
exempt
free
discharge
forbear
release
bail out
be lenient
be merciful
deal leniently with
go easy on
grant a pardon to
let go
refrain from hurting
give a break
give quarter to
let off
get off the hook
get out of hock
leave unhurt
not harm
have mercy on
have pity on
pull out of the fire
show mercy to
be lenient to
be merciful to
grant pardon to
leave unharmed
leave uninjured
leave unpunished
cut someone some slack
relieve
liberate
exonerate
clear
acquit
deliver
let off the hook
dispense
exculpate
set free
emancipate
unburden
spring
dismiss
disburden
divest
disencumber
rid
disembarrass
except
vindicate
remit
whitewash
unchain
unfetter
save
uncage
manumit
unshackle
grant immunity
disenthrall
disenthral
enfranchise
disimprison
enlarge
privilege from
set loose
wink at
blink at
let out
write off
let loose
find not guilty
turn loose
be lenient on
condone
overlook
drop charges against
grandfather
grant an amnesty to
extricate
disculpate
be easy on
give immunity
wipe the slate
immune
unleash
befree
untie
strip
exclude
find innocent
declare innocent
pronounce not guilty
pass by
make an exception of
relieve of
make an exception for
cut loose
put on the street
unmanacle
bail
free up
set at liberty
cast loose
protect
grant someone a dispensation
grant someone an exemption
unbind
safeguard
privilege
resign
pull
allow to go
allow to leave
send away
yank
deliver from
disburden of
free of
extricate from
get rid of
save from
absolve from
rescue from
exempt from
disembarrass of
disencumber of
free from
excuse from
liberate from
release from
remove blame
unburden of
boot out
set free from
discharge from
loose
sanitize
US
sanitise
UK
let off easy
wipe the slate clean
justify
rationalize
US
rationalise
UK
forgive and forget
look the other way
make allowances for
warrant
alleviate
wipe slate clean
shrive
legitimize
US
merit
licence
US
license
UK
redeem
authorize
US
permit
qualify
authorise
UK
be grounds for
legitimise
UK
relinquish
ease
be a reason for
make allowance for
let someone off with
let something ride
offer grounds for
be a defence of
be good reason for
be a justification for
call for
explain away
entitle one to
atone
let off hook
untangle
assoil
accept
rehabilitate
discount
make exempt
purge
free from blame
explain
let it go by
extenuate
unguilt
unyoke
parole
unbridle
rescue
free from restraint
demobilize
US
free from restriction
unlock
turn out
give rights to
ransom
loosen
affranchise
demobilise
UK
disengage
pass over
take rap for
give absolution
make excuses for
apologize for
grant amnesty
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Interjection
▲
Used to express regret or disappointment about an unfortunate event or piece of information
shame
that's a pity
that's a shame
what a pity
what a shame
too bad
aww
that blows
that sucks
sucks to be you
that's too bad
I'm sorry
I'm sorry to hear that
ain't that too bad
just too bad
worse luck
“You won't be able to attend the party?
Pity
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