pity

Signification (Anglais)

Noun

1. A feeling of sympathy at the misfortune or suffering of someone or something.
2. Something regrettable.
3. (obsolete) Piety.

Verb

1. To feel pity for (someone or something).
2. To make (someone) feel pity; to provoke the sympathy or compassion of.

Intj

Ellipsis of what a pity.

Concepts

pitié

compassion

plaindre

avoir pitié

compatir

apitoiement

dommage

attendrissement

miséricorde

avoir pitié de

sympathie

aimer

❤️

commisération

s’apitoyer

regret

regretter

remords

s’apitoyer (de, sur)

s’attendrir (sur)

sensibilité

condoléance

contrition

déplorer

être ému

prendre soin de

quel dommage

regrettent

regrettez

regrettons

repentance

repentir

Ruth

s’émouvoir

sympathiser avec

a pitié de

“c’est triste”

“quelle pitié ”

être plein d’attention pour

digne de pitié

affectionner

ruth

apitoyer

avoir de la compassion (pour)

avoir pitié (de)

chérir

compatir (à)

consoler

gentillesse

honte

mal

ménager

merci

peine

pitoyable

Synonymes

compassion

mercy

sympathy

commiseration

sympathize with

sympathize

pathos

kindness

feel sorry for

compassionate

commiserate

love

❤️

sorrow

piteous

pitiable

have mercy on

shame

have compassion

tenderness

grace

ruth

feel compassion for

clemency

pitiful

feel for

regret

condole

grief

commiserate with

sympathise

have mercy

sorry for

forgiveness

empathy

have compassion on

console

remorse

benevolence

have compassion for

misery

condole with

mercifulness

condolence

feel pity

favour

show mercy

care for

beneficent

be pitiful

charity

it’s a pity

grieve for

too bad

kindheartedness

pitifulness

kindliness

relent

pardon

gracefulness

sympathise with

rue

condolement

affection

spare

mourn

unappetizing

unattractive

unenlivened

unfortunate

unhappy

☹️

uninteresting

unsympathetic

untoward

unwelcome

unwished

weak

without effect

woe

woefulness

yearning

be poor

feel pity for

feel sorry

have pity on

misericorde

unappetising

unlikable

what a pity

worry about

take pity

be affectionate to

be kind to

treat with love

be dismayed

feel sad

unwished-for

be compassionate

be sympathy

have a pity

have sympathy for

take a pity on

warm-heartedness

tenderness of heart

unsweet

Luyana

have compassion upon

admire

alms

amazement

anguish

annoying

arid

bad

👎

befriend

begrudge

bemoan

benefit

benevolent

be sorry

be sorry for

blame

blessing

caress

cherish

comfort

commiserations

concern

considerateness

consideration

deplore

drab

empathize

favor

grim

have pity for

help

helpless

kind-hearted

lament

leniency

like

longing

magnanimous

merciful

miserable

misfortune

nasty

plaint

poor

quarter

recollection

regrettable

remission

respect

ruefulness

Ruth

sad

☹️

sadness

seamy

sensitivity

sentimental

sin

solicitude

sorrowfulness

sorry

spoil

thoughtfulness

touched

tough

unappealing

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ˈpɪ.ti/

Étymologie (Anglais)

From Middle English pitye, pitie, pittye, pitee, pite, from Anglo-Norman pité, pittee etc., from Old French pitet, pitié, from Latin pietās. See also the doublets pietà and piety.