pitied

Meanings

• having or showing sympathy or concern for someone's suffering or misfortune

  - "After losing her job, her friends pitied her and offered their support."
  - "Despite his success, he pitied those who were less fortunate and used his wealth to help them."

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Pronunciation

1. /ˈpɪtid/
   
   
   
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Rhymes

Words rhyming with pitied
petted , settled , wetted

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Homophones

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1. pity, pit, pittoes, piddle, pitfall
   

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Variants

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pitied , pities , pity , pitying

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Forms

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pity, pit, pitted, pitiful, pitiable, pitied

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Etymology

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Old French pitier, from pitier 'pitying, compassionate, merciful' from pitie 'pity, compassion, mercy'

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Related Concepts

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1. empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person. Empathy is an important aspect of human relationships and is often expressed through acts of kindness, support, and understanding.

2. compassion: The feeling of deep sympathy and concern for another person's suffering or misfortune. Compassion is often expressed through acts of kindness, support, and understanding.

3. mercy: The quality of being compassionate or kind, especially to someone who is in a position of need or weakness. Mercy is often expressed through acts of forgiveness, kindness, and support.

4. pity: The feeling of sympathy or concern for someone else's suffering or misfortune. Pity is often expressed through acts of kindness, support, and understanding.

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Culture

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In literature, pitied is often used to describe characters who are experiencing suffering or misfortune. These characters may be pitied by others, who offer them support and comfort. In art, pitied is often depicted through images of sadness, compassion, and mercy. These images may be used to evoke feelings of empathy and understanding in the viewer.

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