sympathetic
കരുണാര്ദമായ
definition
adjective
he was sympathetic toward staff with family problems
feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy.
A voice said to me, sympathetic , pleasant to the ear.
pleasant or agreeable, in particular.
translation of 'sympathetic'
adjective
കരുണാര്ദമായ
example
The two main ganglionic trunks of the 'sympathetic' nervous system are the cervical and lumbar trunks.
A voice said to me, 'sympathetic' , pleasant to the ear.
The plans, likely to cost around £1m, would be 'sympathetic' to existing features of the park, retaining football playing fields and working around recently planted trees.
The gruffness took on a softer tone, sounding almost 'sympathetic' .
My parents were very 'sympathetic' to my need to pay attention to detail.
Mikey gave her the most 'sympathetic' look he could muster then pushed her hair back.
The planning officer's report to the district council says the development is considered to be 'sympathetic' to the surroundings and would be allowed under the Draft District Plan.
Before you started your research, had you been 'sympathetic' toward the idea of antidepressants?
The plaintiff in this case had reflex 'sympathetic' dystrophy in his left arm caused by a work-related accident.
Let's hope that Bradford MP Gerry Sutcliffe, whose ministerial responsibilities now include fireworks, is 'sympathetic' to that view.
The 'sympathetic' nerve supply to the lung arises in the upper six thoracic segments of the spinal cord.
The Minister also appeared to have taken a 'sympathetic' approach towards the problems faced by medical college doctors.
‘Don't worry dear ’, she told me in 'sympathetic' tones, ‘Everything will be fine’.
His lifestyle was too threatening, his irresponsibility too damning to make him 'sympathetic' .
The homes will also be 'sympathetic' to existing designs in Broome Manor Lane in that they will be two storey.
This was to have an impact on his political strategy: though 'sympathetic' to some of the aims of both the French Revolution and the United Irishmen, he retained a strong aversion to political violence.
"Oh, no, " he said, sounding 'sympathetic' .
Perhaps I give the impression of being more 'sympathetic' to the conservative cause.
Both of the controllers were understanding and 'sympathetic' toward me, perhaps more than I deserved.
They sought to weed out those who opposed capital punishment or were apparently too 'sympathetic' toward an insanity defense.
The stimulators work either by blocking 'sympathetic' nerve fiber transmission or by releasing endogenous opioids with stimulation.
This patronising attitude only serves to alienate potential members who might otherwise be 'sympathetic' to socialist ideas.
Despite a predictable script, Jugnot is still able to play an immensely 'sympathetic' character without being cloying.
She doesn't come across as a very 'sympathetic' character.
As for the proposal, the stark image of the piazza is hardly 'sympathetic' to the trees already on the bank of the Foss.
All that beta-blockers do is prevent those fright/flight hormones of the 'sympathetic' nervous system from working their mischief.
You could design something that's 'sympathetic' to its surroundings.
But architect Malcolm Payne said the design was very 'sympathetic' and would open up new views of York Minster.
Played to perfection by Rebecca Northan, who delivers an expertly layered performance, Kelly becomes the most captivating and 'sympathetic' character in the play.
Those changes include a new door to the wine bar and roof lights 'sympathetic' to the building's design.
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