Path, Sym, Syn

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path

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feelings of emotion, disease

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Greek

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apathy

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lack of interest or desire

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noun, widespread apathy among students

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empathize

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to feel empathy

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verb, "counselors need to be able to empathize with people"

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empathy

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the ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others

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noun, She'd been incapable of empathy or remorse.

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pathetic

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pitiful, weak, and lame, arousing pity

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adj, There was a pathetic expression of sorrow, prayer, and hope in it.

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pathogen

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a virus, or bacterium that causes disease, anything capable of producing a disease.

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noun, Pathogens are not intelligent, so we can certainly outsmart them.

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pathologist

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a person that studies pathogens, an expert that studies the causes in nature of diseases

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noun,German pathologist and politician, was born on the 13th of October 1821 at Schivelbein, in Pomerania, where his father was a small farmer and shopkeeper.

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pathos

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a quality in a speech, writing, music, events, or scene that causes pity, or sadness

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noun, The pathos of the Children's Crusade of 1212 only nerved him to fresh efforts.

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sym

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together, or with

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noun

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symbol

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something that stands for or represents something else

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noun, The symbol was her father's pride and joy.

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symmetric

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when something is symmetrical

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adjective, The camera function made everything symmetric

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symptom

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an effect from something, a sign or indication of something

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noun, The first symptom that the reaction Iand

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sympathy

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sharing with the person’s feelings of sorrow or trouble

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noun, I've received too much sympathy in the last few weeks.

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syn

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together, or with

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greek

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synchronize

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to do something at the same time, anything that occurs at the same time.

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verb, The runners ran in a synchronized manner

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syntax

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the arrangement of words and phrases

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noun, The sentence had strange syntax: the words were arranged in such a way that it was difficult to understand the writer’s meaning.

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synthetic

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something that is made artificially, fake

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adj, Synthetic silk is made artificially rather than from silkworm cocoons.