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Noun
A continuous or prolonged dull pain in a part of one's body
An emotion experienced with painful or bittersweet intensity
A longing or desire for something
A disease or sickness
An injury to a part of the body
The act or sensation of throbbing
Verb
To be, or cause to be, painful
To feel an intense desire for
To suffer sorrow or emotional pain
To think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
Beat or sound with a strong, regular rhythm
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
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Noun
▲
A continuous or prolonged dull pain in a part of one's body
pain
twinge
pang
sting
smart
spasm
stitch
throe
prick
soreness
tingle
throb
smarting
shoot
stinging
cramp
hurt
irritation
throbbing
aching
discomfort
tenderness
convulsion
suffering
gnawing
pounding
stabbing
niggle
backache
headache
stomachache
dull pain
muscular spasm
stab
shooting pain
stiffness
prickle
pricking
crick
sharp pain
tingling
twitch
inflammation
wrench
stab of pain
excruciation
gripe
prickling
twist
bite
agony
distress
tweak
pinch
tic
misery
painful feeling
burn
itch
lancination
swelling
pangs
malaise
injury
affliction
aches and pains
strain
wound
malady
scathe
burning
nip
itching
tickle
flash
dart
blaze
thrill
pain sensation
hurting
painful sensation
arthritis
stabbing pain
pins and needles
sore spot
shiver
feeling
sensation
anguish
paroxysm
rawness
painfulness
sensitivity
contraction
bruising
kink
sensitiveness
sensitivity to pain
hyperkinesis
clonus
charley horse
muscle spasm
muscle contraction
muscular contraction
redness
abrasion
puffiness
rash
throes
start
hotness
orgasm
more ❯
“The
ache
was getting worse. I felt a shooting pain every time I kicked the ball.”
Noun
▲
An emotion experienced with painful or bittersweet intensity
pain
anguish
torment
distress
suffering
agony
torture
grief
misery
woe
sorrow
affliction
heartbreak
sadness
wretchedness
hurt
heartache
mourning
wrench
pang
trauma
tribulation
travail
straits
dolor
excruciation
rack
twinge
discomfort
unhappiness
anxiety
desolation
despair
shock
worry
angst
dejection
horror
blues
throe
worriment
dolour
headache
injury
hell
hardship
nightmare
depression
gloom
blow
Gehenna
melancholy
despondency
murder
heartbrokenness
wound
purgatory
melancholia
doldrums
moroseness
gloominess
sense of loss
bad time
hard time
dumps
low spirits
passion
hurting
vexation
trouble
upset
perturbation
unconsolability
concern
ordeal
disappointment
uneasiness
perplexity
mortification
stew
disquiet
dolefulness
malaise
visitation
trial
care
shame
disquietude
cross
irritation
embarrassment
mournfulness
disconsolateness
glumness
dispiritedness
sorrowfulness
downheartedness
despondence
heartsickness
forlornness
cheerlessness
miserableness
joylessness
mopes
despond
dreariness
oppression
blue devils
regret
hopelessness
discouragement
rue
pessimism
desperation
disconsolation
lamentation
heavy-heartedness
bitterness
infelicity
grieving
moodiness
sorriness
agitation
broken-heartedness
bleakness
dismalness
dismay
heaviness of heart
funk
woefulness
heavy heart
misgiving
stress
chagrin
lamenting
blue funk
defeatism
nervousness
fear
dismals
blahs
discontent
disheartenment
bereavement
foreboding
listlessness
anxiousness
fretfulness
unease
apprehension
broken heart
dullness
somberness
trepidation
apprehensiveness
restlessness
abjection
dole
bemoaning
grievance
strain
remorse
lament
concernment
nervosity
tension
agita
dissatisfaction
dread
pensiveness
mental suffering
dejectedness
turmoil
anhedonia
lugubriousness
letdown
weariness
uncertainty
downer
sweat
bother
bewailing
the blues
misfortune
the hump
down
tearfulness
abjectness
tenseness
poignancy
catatonia
demoralization
US
ennui
megrim
consternation
mopery
weeping
dysphoria
seriousness
burden
aching
demoralisation
UK
solicitude
doubt
butterflies
willies
jitters
shakes
jumps
botheration
heebie-jeebies
deploring
disturbance
pressure
unrest
devastation
tragedy
painfulness
sullenness
resignedness
tedium
boredom
emotional suffering
disillusionment
disenchantment
martyrdom
pining
desperateness
repining
hell on earth
displeasure
harassment
discontentment
dourness
bummer
annoyance
downcastness
saturninity
lowness
discomposure
heaviness
morbidity
abasement
disillusion
fearfulness
inquietude
dashed hopes
qualm
heavyheartedness
edginess
nerves
alarm
slough of despond
darkness
jitteriness
the dumps
suspense
panic
twitchiness
watchfulness
butterflies in the stomach
flap
fuss
ill-humor
creeps
shivers
drag
ants in pants
nail-biting
the mopes
cold sweat
mistrust
goose bumps
the dismals
fidgets
all-overs
morosity
discord
pangs
throes
adversity
distraction
strife
bale
tumult
calvary
dark night of the soul
resignation
difficulty
inertia
apathy
extreme unhappiness
sting
scruple
negativity
mirthlessness
Weltschmerz
repentance
sorrowing
keening
sombreness
cloud
bad luck
unfulfilment
mope
sulks
dolefuls
wistfulness
wailing
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
turbulence
indifference
stupor
slump
disinterest
lethargy
torpor
stagnation
sluggishness
inactivity
yawn
lassitude
a low
spectre
UK
specter
US
shadow
pall
low-spiritedness
needles
sense of foreboding
pins and needles
disconcertment
extreme upset
anger
disgruntlement
frustration
down trip
shiva
being bummed
blue Johnnies
crucifixion
black mood
resentment
aggravation
disaffection
discontentedness
presentiment
moaning
languishing
blackness
crying
dysthymia
responsibility
nag
megrims
low
malcontent
fluster
derangement
malcontentment
grimness
vapours
UK
troubles
hump
vapors
US
lugubriosity
disruption
disarray
clinical depression
queasiness
burdens
unfulfillment
suspicion
pathos
yips
dubiety
abdabs
endogenous depression
Joe Blakes
screaming abdabs
jim-jams
collywobbles
reactive depression
postnatal depression
piteousness
one's black dog
tenderness
pitifulness
feeling
sentiment
intensity
emotion
evocativeness
emotionalism
plaintiveness
expressiveness
sentimentality
nostalgia
more ❯
“Her smile of ecstasy vanished, and she felt an empty
ache
in her heart.”
Noun
▲
A longing or desire for something
longing
craving
desire
hunger
pining
hankering
hope
need
wish
yearning
yen
hungering
itch
thirst
urge
burning
lust
passion
appetite
drive
appetency
fancy
want
letch
thirstiness
jones
inclination
aspiration
eagerness
zeal
relish
dream
appetence
liking
ambition
greed
love
penchant
goal
appetition
enthusiasm
obsession
keenness
aim
covetousness
propensity
excitement
weakness
impulse
fire in the belly
yearn
demand
taste
partiality
bent
preference
predilection
avidity
objective
intent
voracity
infatuation
fervour
UK
motivation
addiction
predisposition
avidness
impatience
ardor
US
desirousness
druthers
fascination
mania
fervor
US
craze
motive
ardour
UK
strong interest
purpose
proclivity
pursuit
thing
eyes for
big eyes
determination
will
leaning
instinct
strong want
strong desire
coveting
aching
aridity
thirsting
munchies
fondness
attraction
zest
fire in belly
needfulness
panting
requirement
greediness
restlessness
like
prurience
aphrodisia
disposition
compulsion
envy
lusting
gusto
willingness
stomach
esurience
gluttony
requisite
necessity
thought
shine
essential
endeavour
UK
endeavor
US
sweet tooth
whim
impetus
soft spot
plan
intention
object
design
holy grail
target
daydream
cacoethes
hurting
resolution
mission
notion
resolve
grail
object of desire
desired result
Holy Grail
raison d'être
pretension
bourne
idea
end
lustfulness
concupiscence
eroticism
libido
libidinousness
lasciviousness
lechery
cupidity
salacity
hots
pruriency
rapaciousness
fixation
admiration
devotion
lustihood
amativeness
erotism
solicitude
rapture
ravenousness
besottedness
affection
horniness
salaciousness
eros
crush
doting
interest
lech
mind
frenzy
earnestness
captivation
commitment
enchantment
dedication
amorousness
adoration
adulation
push
favour
UK
favor
US
wistfulness
nostalgia
fervency
intentness
randiness
deep affection
use
nympholepsy
zing
velleity
feeling
vision
ambitiousness
ideal
tenacity
scheme
calling
doggedness
vocation
spirit
urgency
destination
bourn
expectation
direction
mark
desideratum
will power
go-getting
fetish
bias
prayer
faithfulness
palate
tendency
loyalty
homesickness
tooth
hungriness
estimation
anxiety
indulgence
caprice
preoccupation
expectancy
regard
avarice
whimsy
hang-up
suspense
care
sentiment
emotions
heat
acquisitiveness
impulsion
feelings
graspingness
vagary
excitability
haste
rapacity
hastiness
rashness
hurry
impulsiveness
mercenariness
ants in pants
endearment
idolization
puppy love
avariciousness
hunch
veneration
materialism
scarcity
occasion
focus
imperative
deficit
scantiness
dearth
cry out
call
support
absence
necessitude
drought
scarceness
exigence
market
exigency
possessiveness
affinity
itching
attachment
pleasure
enterprise
initiative
intensity
list
humour
UK
humor
US
persuasion
vehemence
cup of tea
striving
dynamism
anticipation
backbone
self-control
self-discipline
self-restraint
lewdness
fire
warmth
verve
vigour
UK
single-mindedness
self-mastery
spine
sensuality
carnality
ardency
action
pep
aggressiveness
hustle
vitality
dash
licentiousness
readiness
resoluteness
purposefulness
willpower
wholeheartedness
energy
gumption
go
zip
aggression
passionateness
lecherousness
sexuality
get-up-and-go
vim
entrepreneurial spirit
moxie
self-motivation
emulation
vigor
US
get up and go
right stuff
esprit
what it takes
punch
a sense of purpose
spunk
self-command
continence
self-government
restraint
self-possession
tenaciousness
self-containment
alacrity
wantonness
sensualism
impetuosity
strength of character
stick-to-it-iveness
temperament
fixity of purpose
stickability
perseveration
Sitzfleisch
power
voraciousness
animalism
raunchiness
wishing
heart's desire
attitude
willfulness
conviction
discipline
character
staying power
decisiveness
firmness of purpose
guts
sexual desire
sexual appetite
sex drive
sexual passion
sexual longing
the hots
biological urge
more ❯
“You may awaken in the morning to a deep
ache
for more love.”
Noun
▲
A disease or sickness
ailment
illness
disease
disorder
sickness
malady
infirmity
complaint
affliction
condition
bug
indisposition
infection
complication
affection
trouble
distemper
ail
malaise
weakness
virus
distemperature
ill
fever
lurgy
syndrome
flu
upset
dose
mild sickness
debility
disability
blight
inflammation
attack
ill health
paroxysm
convulsion
plague
canker
cancer
defect
contagion
abnormality
evil
epidemic
decrepitude
pestilence
scourge
problem
bane
endemic
pathosis
sickliness
curse
contamination
visitation
coath
fit
spell
feebleness
seizure
breakdown
misery
rot
unhealthiness
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
convulsions
unsoundness
collapse
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
medical condition
silent killer
frailty
diseasedness
unhealth
delicacy
fragility
unwellness
frailness
debilitation
injury
poor health
what's going around
pandemic
flimsiness
poison
pest
ailing
decay
delicateness
failing health
dysfunction
vulnerability
disturbance
shortcoming
deficiency
failing
imperfection
fault
confinement
puniness
corruption
outbreak
fragileness
unsubstantiality
incapacity
weakliness
insubstantiality
menace
Black Death
health condition
septicity
pollution
valetudinarianism
thinness
morbidity
impairment
bad health
enervation
enfeeblement
bubonic plague
exhaustion
faintness
killer
contagious disease
languor
asthenia
lassitude
health problem
listlessness
languidness
lowness
wimpiness
lightness
plight
failure
sepsis
predicament
unwholesomeness
morbidness
irregularity
cachexia
queasiness
unhealthfulness
complex
health issue
health complaint
lues
temperature
rash
relapse
fungus
toxicity
mildew
infestation
malignancy
taint
venom
miasma
impurity
mould
UK
infirmness
corrosion
smutch
mold
US
lameness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
disablement
lack of strength
shakiness
handicap
aberration
detriment
restriction
impotence
invalidity
peril
decomposition
learning difficulties
special needs
learning disability
physical disability
deadly illness
putrefaction
threat to life
cause of death
fatal illness
weariness
devitalization
murrain
influenza
wave
tiredness
fatigue
overtiredness
prostration
encumbrance
weediness
ineffectiveness
gangrene
pneumonic plague
lack of vitality
lack of energy
more ❯
Noun
▲
An injury to a part of the body
strain
injury
sprain
tension
twist
stress
wrench
crick
pull
rick
trauma
bruise
constriction
jerk
pain
pressure
stretch
turn
tear
dislocation
tug
yank
draw
heave
wringing
haul
wresting
pluck
twisting
wrenching
jolt
wrest
rip
Noun
▲
The act or sensation of throbbing
throb
pulse
beat
pulsation
beating
palpitation
pounding
pulsating
thump
vibration
thud
thumping
drumming
hammering
reverberation
throbbing
thrum
thrumming
thudding
judder
pit-a-pat
pitter-patter
quivering
resonance
pain
rhythm
tremor
flutter
tremble
quiver
tapping
oscillation
pulsing
tick
patter
tattoo
shiver
shake
shudder
drum
palpitating
pound
surge
quake
quaver
rat-a-tat
ripple
cadence
clack
undulation
swing
cadency
click-clack
tap
pumping
trembling
pattering
flush
reverberating
clatter
wave
vibrating
drumbeat
tingle
meter
US
measure
stroke
shaking
thrill
flow
metre
UK
swell
pressure
rhyme
clacketing
stab
waver
flash
rattle
signal
heartbeat
rapping
break
sob
frequency
warble
trill
percussion
tremolo
twitter
twitch
shock
current
rush
rattling
chatter
bicker
clacket
striking
rumbling
banging
battering
impulse
brainwave
pitapat
spasm
fluttering
shuddering
pelt
pad
pat
knock
crashing
thrashing
rumble
booming
convulsion
frisson
tic
fluctuation
shakiness
crash
bang
boom
click
clicking
falter
clacking
snick
ticking
snicking
ticktock
plock
plocking
twinkling
rap
metallic sound
tick-tock
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be, or cause to be, painful
hurt
smart
sting
throb
tingle
burn
twinge
cramp
pain
pound
gnaw
gripe
be painful
be sore
be tender
play up
be uncomfortable
be in pain
give someone gyp
give someone trouble
prickle
bite
chafe
cause pain
prick
cause discomfort
be irritated
suffer
blister
urticate
feel painful
itch
be hurting
be excruciating
be throbbing
be playing up
be inflamed
be sensitive
be stinging
be smarting
annoy
be killing
cause trouble
kill someone
afflict
ail
pinch
trouble
excruciate
punish
constrain
harm
wound
inflame
torment
bruise
injure
kill
torture
convulse
cause pain to
cause discomfort to
nick
tickle
creep
irritate
be itchy
have gooseflesh
have goosebumps
have pins and needles
have a creeping sensation
have goose pimples
twitch
crawl
redden
titillate
scratch
sensitize
US
swell
sensitise
UK
jab
stick into
make something itch
make something smart
make something tingle
get excited
have goose bumps
feel tickled
more ❯
“The wound would
ache
for a while, then heal over, as wounds did.”
Verb
▲
To feel an intense desire for
crave
desire
yearn
long
want
hunger
wish
pine
covet
hanker
hanker after
hanker for
hunger for
long for
thirst for
pine for
yearn for
itch for
suspire for
have a yen for
be athirst for
pine after
be dying for
yen for
be desperate for
be unable to wait for
thirst
lust
itch
pant
yen
have a yen
burn
be desperate
be dying
sigh
be eager
be itching
have a longing
fancy
dream of
be aching
be desirous
be athirst
dream
suspire
lust after
be consumed with desire
wish for
hope
need
want badly
be hungry
be bent on
be unable to wait
cry out for
be thirsty
have a hankering
be greedy
be consumed with the desire
miss
languish
set one's heart on
eat one's heart out over
obsess
drool
chafe
carry a torch
ache for
set your heart upon
would give one's eyeteeth for
be consumed with desire for
regret the absence of
cream for
partial to
be burning
lick one's chops
feel a longing
be eating one's heart out
be consumed with a desire
drool over
hunger after
lust for
spoil for
die
be very keen
be very eager
have a fancy
have one's heart set on
be gagging
be impatient
lament
aspire
aim
be greedy for
sigh for
be hungry for
be thirsty for
cry for
shed tears for
dream about
pant for
regret the loss of
pray
be desirous of
be passionate
be eager for
have a crush on
cross your fingers
hold out hope
hope against hope
set your sights on
would give one's eye teeth
hope for
desiderate
like
feel like
require
aspire to
die for
thirst after
care for
relish
feel in need of
jones for
be partial to
have a fancy for
pant after
repine for
salivate for
seek
have a need for
prefer
choose
incline toward
have an urge for
lack
have eyes for
burn for
envy
grieve for
take to
take a liking to
have an inclination for
desire to
favour
UK
favor
US
wish to
have the inclination for
feel up to
love
could do with
feel the need for
feel a need for
have need of
be in need of
eat your heart out
would like
have the hots for
have as one's aim
be crazy about
endorse
delight in
look forward to
approve of
have as one's goal
crave for
have in mind
feel the urge to
begrudge
have your eye on
have hots for
have designs on
will
pray for
beg
wish to have
ask for
long to
hope to
take a fancy to
die over
be covetous of
have hard feelings
turn green
be envious
object to
want to
yearn to
hanker to
enjoy
repine
adore
dig
savor
US
savour
UK
feel nostalgic for
feel the loss of
longingly remember
long to see
feel inclined to
have a passion for
hunger to
strive
rejoice in
revel in
have a craving for
get off on
sanction
be enamored of
be mad for
be wild for
fall for
have a yearning for
carry a torch for
feel the want of
be wanting
want for
stand in need of
fantasize
US
daydream
be attracted to
be wild about
be infatuated with
find attractive
be taken with
have a thing about
find sexy
have the horn for
find sexually attractive
lech over
be hot for
have a thing for
lech after
have an eye for
be captivated by
be mad about
imagine
contemplate
welcome
lean towards
lean toward
elect
feel inclined toward
go for
have a preference for
would sooner
opt for
rather
select
take a shine to
be turned on to
suggest
would rather
be inclined toward
visualise
UK
visualize
US
envision
contrive
romanticize
US
muse
anticipate with pleasure
await with pleasure
count the days until
lick one's lips over
woolgather
live in a dream world
romanticise
UK
seek to
build castles in air
pipe dream
conceive of
conjure up pictures
aim for
idealise
UK
picture
ideate
fantasise
UK
idealize
US
jones
feen
desire intensely
give eyeteeth for
more ❯
“Do you know how badly I
ache
for a delicious piece of pastry and a decent cup of espresso?”
Verb
▲
To suffer sorrow or emotional pain
grieve
sorrow
agonise
UK
agonize
US
mourn
suffer
anguish
hurt
lament
be sorrowful
bleed
be distressed
be miserable
be mournful
be sad
be in anguish
be in distress
be in pain
feel wretched
weep and wail
eat your heart out
go through the mill
weep
wail
sob
cry
carry on
bemoan
regret
bewail
keen
pine
moan
shed tears
be upset
be wretched
feel sad
cry a river
sing the blues
take it hard
despair
deplore
groan
be despondent
be heavy of heart
be dejected
pain
feel pain
be affected
be racked
endure agony
go through a lot
be wounded
rue
bear
experience hardship
sigh
languish
yearn
be brokenhearted
complain
wear black
fret
miss
wring hands
blubber
long for
grieve over
repine
have a bad time
be racked with pain
be unhappy
whine
greet
snivel
howl
whimper
blub
weep over
boohoo
bawl
pule
squall
yowl
whinge
repent
grieve for
cry over
ululate
bleat
roar
grumble
mewl
plain
break down
complain about
pine for
weep for
let go
wail for
wail over
burst into tears
sorrow for
shed tears for
sigh over
wail about
sorrow over
sough
scream
squeal
screech
carp
mutter
maunder
inveigh
gripe
yawp
waul
mither
murmur
croak
yelp
plain over
express regret about
express woe for
moan about
express sorrow for
express sorrow
keen over
wring one's hands over
sniff
grizzle
squawk
yammer
yell
nag
holler
shriek
crack up
tear up
be in tears
choke up
grouch
growl
caterwaul
yaup
cry your eyes out
turn on the waterworks
cry as if one's heart would break
let it all out
ring the blues
put on the weeps
shed bitter tears
cry one's heart out
dissolve in tears
turn on waterworks
howl your eyes out
fret about
rain
feel sad about
feel grief at
feel sorrow at
pine over
hurt over
express grief
anguish over
lament for
drip
ache over
shed tears over
bleed over
be upset about
apologise
UK
feel remorse for
feel apologetic about
feel sorry
kick oneself
feel sorry about
apologize
US
be sorry for
feel remorse
repent of
be sorry about
kick oneself for
reproach oneself for
feel remorseful about
moan over
kick self
beat one's breast
cry for
let it out
more ❯
“The beauty of the sentiment we applaud, but our heart continues to
ache
. There is no healing balm in their elegant prescription.”
Verb
▲
To think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
mope
brood
fret
sulk
languish
grieve
pine
pout
lament
grumble
grump
moon
repine
yearn
bleed
despond
regret
despair
chafe
be despondent
be miserable
eat your heart out
have a long face
be gloomy
pine away
be dejected
be sad
be down in the dumps
be in a funk
be apathetic
lose heart
stew over
sweat over
go about like a half-shut knife
be down in the mouth
wear a long face
feel sorry for yourself
be in a mood
be in a strop
gloom
grouse
gripe
scowl
be sullen
be resentful
be moody
be grumpy
be out of sorts
be in a huff
grieve over
be miffed
fret about
be morose
be out of humour
be put out
be in a bad mood
grouch
pucker
be cross
be in bad mood
mop and mow
agonize
US
sorrow
mourn
suffer
be unhappy
feel unhappy
bemoan
be upset
obsess
feel miserable
feel despondent
feel upset
sigh
worry
rue
agonise
UK
sulk about
languish over
moon over
worry about
mope over
weep over
languish for
regret the loss of
cry over
shed tears for
glower
feel despondent about
chafe inwardly
sweat out
moon about
lower
moon around
frown
be in brown study
harbour a grudge
daydream
have the hump
be silent
look sullen
take on
swoon
dream
romanticize
US
fantasize
US
rhapsodize
US
gush
rhapsodise
UK
romanticise
UK
fantasise
UK
be in a reverie
be in a brown study
lour
grimace
pull a face
wince
glare
contort
give a dirty look
give someone a death stare
look daggers
quirk
screw up
darken
glout
glunch
deform
look hard
watch
look
stare angrily
stare
crumple
look miserable
look sad
misshape
twist
contortion
look stern
cloud up
give the evil eye
knit your brow
do a slow burn
give someone dirty looks
knit brows
make a face
furrow one's brows
look petulant
pull a long face
make a moue
be petulant
stick one's lip out
make a long face
turn down the corners of your mouth
purse your lips
look sulky
turn the corners of one's mouth down
more ❯
Verb
▲
Beat or sound with a strong, regular rhythm
throb
pulsate
pulse
beat
palpitate
pound
thump
vibrate
pitter-patter
reverberate
thud
drum
hammer
pit-a-pat
resonate
thrum
judder
quiver
quop
shake
flutter
pitpat
thrill
tingle
tremble
twitter
go pit-a-pat
shiver
pump
pitapat
quake
shudder
race
twitch
oscillate
quaver
pant
tick
beat rapidly
jitter
wobble
heave
resound
convulse
clatter
rattle
fluctuate
jounce
beat heavily
agitate
tremor
tap
surge
undulate
echo
patter
boom
thunder
rat-a-tat
jerk
jiggle
jolt
clack
clacket
bicker
click-clack
wabble
joggle
bucket
waver
rise and fall
writhe
dither
jar
shake like a leaf
roar
ebb and flow
wiggle
swell
rock
move
ring
bob
palpate
re-echo
strum
sway
pelt
totter
quail
start
hum
murmur
drone
ripple
pat
spatter
crash
beat irregularly
quave
move spasmodically
work
beat weakly
exhibit arrhythmia
miss a beat
skip a beat
be agitated
twist
clang
have the shakes
shake in your boots
quake in your boots
sound
peal
bang
make noise
flap
reecho
reflect
trill
warble
roll
rumble
flicker
falter
reproduce
flinch
vacillate
note
click
ticktock
plock
snick
tick-tock
more ❯
Verb
▲
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
pity
feel for
compassionate
sympathize with
bleed for
commiserate with
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
sorrow for
relate to
bleed
show interest
share another's sorrow
express sympathy
offer condolences to
show sympathy for
grieve
feel compassion for
feel
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 on board
be wise to
feel compassionate towards
comprehend
appreciate
identify
emphathize
be conscious of
be with you
be able to see
be alive to
be sensitive to
take account of
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
express concern
associate
put oneself in another's shoes
feel empathy with
put in same category
think of in connection
see through someone's eyes
have sympathy for
respond to
more ❯
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