Compassionate

What do we mean by compassionate?

Feeling or showing compassion; sympathetic. adjective

Granted to an individual because of an emergency or other unusual circumstances. adjective

To pity. transitive verb

To have compassion for; pity; commiserate.

Characterized by compassion; full of compassion or pity; easily moved to sympathy by the sufferings, wants, or infirmities of others.

Calling for or calculated to excite compassion; pitiable; pitiful.

Complaining.

One who compassionates, pities, or commiserates. noun

Having a temper or disposition to pity; sympathetic; merciful. adjective

Complaining; inviting pity; pitiable. adjective

To have compassion for; to pity; to commiserate; to sympathize with. transitive verb

Having, feeling of showing compassion; sympathetic. adjective

Given to someone because of a domestic emergency. adjective

To feel compassion for; to pity, feel sorry for. verb

Showing or having compassion adjective

Share the suffering of verb

To feel compassion (for someone or with regard to something); to regard (someone or something) with compassion.

Inclined to pity or mercy. Thesaurus: benevolent, supportive, charitable, sympathetic, tender, humane, caring, feeling, indulgent, lenient; Antonym: cold-hearted. Merciful. (from AllWords.com) "HELPFUL" is not in 'compassionate'definition.This word has been carefully selected to be associated to conservatism. Urban Dictionary

Able to understand people's feelings from personal experience. Urban Dictionary

Having such a deep and intense compassion that it feels like it's part of your nationality. Urban Dictionary

The practice of compassion on all living things. Urban Dictionary

A person who follows the social and political philosophy of Compassionate Bastardism. Urban Dictionary

It is a social and political philosophy which encourages people to face up to their own rather nasty human nature and describes policies to protect society. Compassionate Bastardism is about accepting that we are all bastards and harnessing the greed that drives the majority, but at the same time ensuring that everyone is provided with the means to survive. Urban Dictionary

Something more than casual sex, something more than “no strings attached” sex, compassionate sex is something beautiful, enjoyable, and amazing! It’s a passionate sexual experience between two people that have a strong desire to care, and share, and please each other, ie “Making Love” with limited or restricted emotions. Urban Dictionary

A phrase coined by the Republicans for the 2000 presidential election in an effort to divert focus from the fact that in recent history the party had not been known for its compassion. Thus, a camouflage over reality, a diversion of attention from unflattering fact, a ruse, a marketing gimmick to cover up a weakness by asserting that you actually have the strength when you don’t. Urban Dictionary

One with mostly conservative views but who wants to differentiate themselves from the more hard-line conservatives of old. Urban Dictionary

To defend yourself without inflicting harm on your opponent. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to compassionate:
compassionate, impassionate, companionate, uncompassionate, compassionated, incompassionate, compassionable, empassionate, commissionate, compassionates.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word compassionate:
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Words that rhyme with compassionate:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe compassionate:
most, more, least, great, same, cruel, forgiving, benign, all, little, own, gentler, poor, merciful, high, whole, real.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective compassionate:
heart, man, love, care, person, god, understanding, nature, people, eyes, grounds, leave, conservatism, concern, father, way, action, woman, response, smile, attitude, look, voice, tone, saviour, treatment, friend, mother, spirit, face, approach, manner, feelings, feeling, society, interest, side, friends, mind, service, being, view, lord, soul, regard, tenderness, use, glance, sympathy, buddha, redeemer, expression, allowance, eye, act, beings, physician, disposition, jesus, hearts, presence, lady, gaze, acts, attention, reasons, priest, teacher, doctor, support, kindness, leader, christ, allowances, consideration, tears, listening, one, individuals, gesture, wisdom, individual, pity, thoughts, responses.

Consonant match to compassionate:
compassion it.

Words that sound like compassionate:
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