Sym/Syn
She felt sympathy for her heartbroken friend who was going through a breakup.
Feeling compassion or sorrow for someone else's suffering
Our fingerprints are unique to each of us, none of them are the same.
one-of-a-kind, unusual or rare
As a speech therapist, I have studied the pathology of communication disorders, so I know how to assess and treat them.
the scientific study of the causes and effects of diseases
The painting had subtle details that only a true artist would be able to notice and understand.
delicately complex and hard to understand
A hammer was beneficial to nailing the painting onto the wall.
helpful, useful, or valuable in some way
Pumpkins are synonymous with Halloween and Fall.
So closely linked that the mention of one makes you think of the other
When some members sang the wrong lines, the choir was not in unison, so they did not sound good.
the act of occurring together or simultaneously
After failing her math test last week, Sarah was able to have empathy for Sam when he failed his science test yesterday.
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another
The bath bomb needs to be submerged in water in order to fully work.
completely cover or obscure, usually in water/liquid
A benefit from the surgery is decreased back pain.
a good or helpful thing or effect
The body of a butterfly is symmetrical, as each wing usually looks the same as the other.
Similarity or exact correspondence between different things
John made the unilateral decision to order pizza for lunch because the group could not decide.
involving only one part or side
True crime shows are fascinated by psychopaths, because people wonder how their minds allow them to do such horrific acts.
a person with a diseased or abnormal mind
Since she is a subordinate employee, she was the one who had to clean the bathrooms rather than her boss.
position is lower or lesser in rank than another
The benevolent man spent every Sunday at the soup kitchen, where he served food to homeless people.
kind and well-meaning, disposed to do good
They synchronized their alarms so they would be sure to meet at the same time.
To cause two or more things to happen at the same time or rate.
The dissatisfied employees were a unified front, as they all demanded higher wages.
act together for a common purpose of belief
The little dog was a pathetic sight, shivering and looking for shelter.
arousing pity or sadness
The pizza was subpar, despite the highly rated Google reviews.
below average
Despite being a big dog, Clifford was benign, as he loved to give kisses and cuddles to his friends.
gentle, kind, or not harmful
The blind person and their seeing dog had a symbiotic relationship, where they both needed each other.
A close, long-term relationship between different oragnisms.
"Cookie cutter" houses get their name from being uniform in appearance.
remaining the same, unchanging in form
Michael's apathy towards his studies was clear, as he never turned in his homework.
a lack of enthusiasm, interest, or concern
an opinion based on a person's feelings or beliefs and not on objective facts
The wife made her husband the primary beneficiary of her life insurance policy, so he would have enough money if she died early.
a person who receives a benefit, such as money from a will or insurance policy