sympathetic
ہمدرد
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
همدرد
example
I'm 'sympathetic' with the president's desire to let people have ownership.
My parents were very 'sympathetic' to my need to pay attention to detail.
It adds: ‘The proposals have been well designed and are considered to be 'sympathetic' to the Grade II almshouse on the site.’
Perhaps he should have been more 'sympathetic' toward them.
None of the characters are very 'sympathetic' or warm, with the only real charm being shown by the film's villain, Kay Walsh.
Of course, over time ministers sometimes promoted officers whom they found 'sympathetic' to the cause, but in general the service was respected as the giver of fearless and impartial advice.
They also subdue signals from the 'sympathetic' nervous system and inhibit deleterious overgrowth of damaged heart muscle.
She is advised by a friend to visit a 'sympathetic' doctor and make up ‘a fearful fib about a potty aunt’ in order to convince the psychiatrist that she is mentally unstable.
The gruffness took on a softer tone, sounding almost 'sympathetic' .
Perhaps I give the impression of being more 'sympathetic' to the conservative cause.
Ganglioneuroma is a benign tumor of the 'sympathetic' nervous system that rarely produces symptoms of endocrine dysfunction.
Three main types of lumbar 'sympathetic' nerve blockades for pain include the paravertebral approach and spinal and epidural injections of local anesthetics.
The fragment in the museum is smaller than the repeat, so the designers at Brunschwig et Fils were called upon to finish the original design in a 'sympathetic' way.
A voice said to me, 'sympathetic' , pleasant to the ear.
Because they have cultivated, or had cultivated for them, this image of a 'sympathetic' people, they are terrified of appearing to offend anybody, even if this means losing some of their sovereignty.
He remains 'sympathetic' to their aims whilst showing up their limitations.
Giving Foyle an array of personal problems makes him a much more 'sympathetic' character, too.
He gave me a 'sympathetic' smile and wiped away the tears from my face.
Harvey kept Hilarion as a 'sympathetic' character, ruggedly attractive and devoted.
This has happened at other stores and usually the most 'sympathetic' person is the sales clerk, who feels guilty that I can't try on the clothes.
By now, Begin was somewhat 'sympathetic' to a diplomatic solution but he also believed in the use of force to protect Israel.
Such a practice helps harmonize two hemispheres of the brain and the two aspects of autonomous nervous system viz. 'sympathetic' and parasympathetic.
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.
So the goal was to design a roof structure 'sympathetic' to these life-forming principles.
This 10-second delay is more in keeping with the behavior of the 'sympathetic' than the parasympathetic nervous system.
You could design something that's 'sympathetic' to its surroundings.
Dave offered a hug along with his 'sympathetic' tone, but Lori didn't feel the comfort in the embrace.
And among those there are a lot of people 'sympathetic' to the far right.
The 'sympathetic' nerve supply to the lung arises in the upper six thoracic segments of the spinal cord.
The stimulators work either by blocking 'sympathetic' nerve fiber transmission or by releasing endogenous opioids with stimulation.
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