Similar words: sympathize, empathize, sympathy, sympathetic, unsympathetic, empathise, empathic, empathy. Meaning: ['sɪmpəθaɪzə(r)] 
n. 1. commiserates with someone who has had misfortune 2. someone who shares your feelings or opinions and hopes that you will be successful.
n. 1. commiserates with someone who has had misfortune 2. someone who shares your feelings or opinions and hopes that you will be successful. 
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(1) He had been a known IRA sympathizer.
(2) His opponents accused him of being a Nazi sympathizer.
(3) Police accused him of being a rebel sympathizer and he was charged with extortion and resisting arrest.
(4) Even a sympathizer conceded that Aleksandr Golovnin possessed few qualifications for heading the education ministry.
(5) Are you a German sympathizer ?
(6) Sympathizer, -iserbn person who sympathizes(Sentence dictionary), esp one who supports a cause or a political party.
(7) On April fourteenth, eighty sixty-five, Southern sympathizer and actor John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln in Ford's Theatre. It happened five days after the South surrendered and the Civil War ended.
(8) It's bad enough that a former Nazi sympathizer was treated like an honored guest by the Jewish state.
(9) Two months ago, a sympathizer gave a full account of my poor life in a long article to Guangzhou Republic Daily supplement.
(10) It is said that his cousin, a British sympathizer under Howe 's command [Sentencedict.com], betrayed him.
(11) Sometimes a sympathizer is one step away from a lover.
(12) You must be a GOP sympathizer? And you're feeling defensive for them? What about your country?
(13) Lorca, a left-wing sympathizer, was shot dead in 1936 by supporters of General Franco during the Spanish Civil War.
(14) My father was a strong sympathizer of the People's War.
(15) In the 1940s, my uncle was accused of being a Nazi sympathizer.
(16) He had never met a Communist, but now, due to cruel treatment and due to the reading matter with which his own jailers had furnished him, he had become a sympathizer.
(17) "No one wants him anymore. He has to go, " one rebel sympathizer in Zlitan told Reuters.
(18) His darkest hour was in the late 1990s when he confessed to being a Nazi sympathizer in his adolescence, something he deeply regrets.
(19) I suppose martial troubles are among the hardest to hear, certainly the most dangerous to the well-intentioned sympathizer .
(20) He was photographed with a supporter who turned out to be a far-right sympathizer who had spoken at neo-Nazi rallies.
(21) Each detachment of the maddened Versailles troops was an executioner's gang, summarily killing every suspected sympathizer.
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