Compassionate means showing or having a compassion or sympathetic feeling towards someone. It could also be described as to feel pity. Some of the words that can best describe compassionate are condole with, feel for, compassion, empathize with, grieve, sorrow - feel grief, eat one's heart out, commiserate, sympathise, sympathize, to feel or express sympathy or compassion, care and feel concern or interest.
The opposite of compassionate is uncompassionate which means expressing or sentiment or consequential from compassion or sympathy or responsive fellow feelings, in other words disposed toward. As Shakespeare has stated, "a sympathetic observer".
It is an act of kindness which seek chiefly to bestow assistance rather than reduce accessible agony. Somehow compassion itself is seen as a division of altruism, it is defined as the kind of deeds which seeks to help others by dropping their misery.
The opposite of compassionate is uncompassionate which means expressing or sentiment or consequential from compassion or sympathy or responsive fellow feelings, in other words disposed toward. As Shakespeare has stated, "a sympathetic observer".
It is an act of kindness which seek chiefly to bestow assistance rather than reduce accessible agony. Somehow compassion itself is seen as a division of altruism, it is defined as the kind of deeds which seeks to help others by dropping their misery.
