empath
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- noun
- /ˈɛmpæθ/
:
empático
- "I am not forcing myself to stay awake," the empath protested.
- empaths and telepaths
So to all the empaths out there, stop giving it away.
- So to all the empaths out there, stop giving it away.
- He's really he's he's he's an empath for what is going on with the people.
- Mostly I feel that it's more the empath in me.
- And I just kind of wonder all the time about how different people who are true empaths judge people.
- I think I'm quite an empath, therefore I read people very deeply and I just feel like I'd be quite good at that.
- You know, for people who are empaths, a lot of people don't, a lot of people don't associate that those abilities come with often information you don't want.
- I think that's a noun, an empath that has shaped some people's careers.
- There's always sort of that thing that the I think that the empath struggles with.
- Yeah, well, you're very you're an you're an empath.
- Narcissism makes us prone to hysterical excess and envy and empath failure.
- Nope, the empaths girl, you should have talked to us before you took it online.
Examples
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The empath nodded, mostly to herself, and took a seat on a small blue couch.
Fiction book (1991) -
My therapist says that I'm an empath, which means that I'm deeply attuned to others' feelings.
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I am an empath, and I'm having a hard time at this table.
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"Unfortunately," the empath said, "I have nothing of substance to report."
Fiction book (1991) -
I think I'm quite an empath, therefore I read people very deeply and I just feel like I'd be quite good at that.
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"You are what my people call an empath, an emotion reader and a broadcaster," Troi said.
Fiction book (1992) -
Getting up from the captain's chair, the first officer escorted the empath to the captain's private office.
Fiction book (1991) -
Empaths feel feelings.
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"True," Troi said, "but then Klingons have never come up against a race of empaths with such horribly powerful talents."
Fiction book (1992) -
As an empath, I can easily sense when someone is feeling sad or anxious.
Synonyms
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A person who is easily affected by others' feelings
How Empathetic
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word empath comes from Greek parts em- 'in' and path 'feeling', the same 'path' you see in sympathy. So an empath is someone who seems to feel other people's emotions as if they were their own.