Sympathy and Value

Sympathy

Sympathy noun - Sorrow or the capacity to feel sorrow for another's suffering or misfortune.

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Value and sympathy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Value" instead a noun "Sympathy".

Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.

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Sympathy and value are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sympathy" instead a noun "Value".

Nearby Words: valuing, valuable, valueless, valued, valuation

full	full sympathy	full value
equal	equal sympathy	equal value
certain	certain sympathy	certain value
original	original sympathy	original value
Other adjectives: cheap, actual, real, great, little, potential, inherent, personal, general, less, negative.

Hans in the first installment of the MRA Trilogy, for a given value of "heroic": he was an MRA agent out to rape and enslave Queen Elsa and Anna, his failure treated with sympathy by the cast.

Source: Adaptational Heroism
Declaring his intent to kill Tam also made him Too Dumb to Live in a sense - seriously, you do not make death threats to a child in the presence of his mother if you value your life..., and he still garners some sympathy for being on the wrong side of this trope.

Source: Mighty Whitey and Mellow Yellow

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