empathy
Noun
Meaning
understanding and entering into another's feelings
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After becoming concerned about the effect that new technologies can have on human relations she founded the Campaign Against Sex Robots, which argues that the development of sex robots could reduce human empathy.
Addressing those things, and challenging our friends who are harming themselves, takes a fair amount of empathy and grace.
And when your business spreads empathy, you’ll gain sympathy – which can help keep your business open.
All that said, Bettany is superb, infusing Frank’s hide-and-seek personality with an affecting mix of fear, anger, contempt, empathy, intellect and a kind of take-your-lumps dignity.
A little more empathy.
And I have such empathy."