commiseration

It might be a destiny, or the commiseration of God, a light of hope ignited when a young savior named Tian Ling Jian appeared in the land of devildom.

But I produced tears amounting to more than what I have done for the last 7 episodes, this is voluntary tears, out of sheer sympathism, indignation, commiseration and above all, identifiability.

receive commiseration from friends

offer commiseration to someone in need

feel a sense of commiseration towards the less fortunate

share a moment of commiseration with a colleague

show commiseration for a loss

express genuine commiseration for a difficult situation

receive commiseration and support during a tough time

offer words of commiseration to a grieving friend

commiseration for those affected by the natural disaster

That's the verb. The noun form is commiseration.

Well commiserations, Neil. We've run out of time for this programme.

'Yes, miss, that they have! ' said Unity with round-eyed commiseration.

'Stopped again'? inquired Martin with commiseration.

There were commiserations from the others, and many, many stories about pneumonia.

" Oh, I am sorry, " he said, giving Gray a look of commiseration.

We are deepened with the capacity for sympathy, for pity, imagination, compassion, commiseration.

Behind her, M. Hautet was clacking commiserations and apologies like an animated hen.

It has inspired me with great commiseration, and I hope I understand it and its influences.

Nekhludoff experienced strange feelings and commiseration for the prisoners, and, for some reason, shame that he should so calmly view it.