Adjective for a person who deeply understands and appreciates another (really gets them) [closed]





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Instead of saying "she is the kind of person that really gets other, she really understands them deeply", I want an adjective for that. It's not empathetic.






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  • "Empath" is a noun which means something different entirely. "Empathic" or "empathetic" are adjectives however that do seem to fit your description very well. Also look at "sympathetic," "compassionate," "commiserative," or simply "understanding."

    – geekahedron
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    got to be a duplicate ... somewhere. A very freq asked question

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    May 14 at 15:13






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    Why is it not empathetic? What are your criteria for an acceptable answer? How would you use it in a sentence?

    – Jason Bassford
    May 14 at 17:07











  • Let's say Mary deeply understands X. Then: Mary is on the same wavelength [with X]. Mary is really tuned into X. X feels that Mary is a kindred spirit. Mary and X are kindred spirits. Mary identifies with X. Mary is connected to X. Mary is X's soul sister.

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    May 15 at 5:46


















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Instead of saying "she is the kind of person that really gets other, she really understands them deeply", I want an adjective for that. It's not empathetic.






adjectives







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closed as off-topic by lbf, Jason Bassford, Cascabel, Chappo, JJJ May 15 at 22:47


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  • "Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – lbf, Chappo, JJJ

  • "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – Jason Bassford, Cascabel


If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

















  • "Empath" is a noun which means something different entirely. "Empathic" or "empathetic" are adjectives however that do seem to fit your description very well. Also look at "sympathetic," "compassionate," "commiserative," or simply "understanding."

    – geekahedron
    May 14 at 13:26






  • 1





    got to be a duplicate ... somewhere. A very freq asked question

    – lbf
    May 14 at 15:13






  • 1





    Why is it not empathetic? What are your criteria for an acceptable answer? How would you use it in a sentence?

    – Jason Bassford
    May 14 at 17:07











  • Let's say Mary deeply understands X. Then: Mary is on the same wavelength [with X]. Mary is really tuned into X. X feels that Mary is a kindred spirit. Mary and X are kindred spirits. Mary identifies with X. Mary is connected to X. Mary is X's soul sister.

    – aparente001
    May 15 at 5:46














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Instead of saying "she is the kind of person that really gets other, she really understands them deeply", I want an adjective for that. It's not empathetic.






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Instead of saying "she is the kind of person that really gets other, she really understands them deeply", I want an adjective for that. It's not empathetic.






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closed as off-topic by lbf, Jason Bassford, Cascabel, Chappo, JJJ May 15 at 22:47


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  • "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – Jason Bassford, Cascabel


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closed as off-topic by lbf, Jason Bassford, Cascabel, Chappo, JJJ May 15 at 22:47


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  • "Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – lbf, Chappo, JJJ

  • "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – Jason Bassford, Cascabel


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  • "Empath" is a noun which means something different entirely. "Empathic" or "empathetic" are adjectives however that do seem to fit your description very well. Also look at "sympathetic," "compassionate," "commiserative," or simply "understanding."

    – geekahedron
    May 14 at 13:26






  • 1





    got to be a duplicate ... somewhere. A very freq asked question

    – lbf
    May 14 at 15:13






  • 1





    Why is it not empathetic? What are your criteria for an acceptable answer? How would you use it in a sentence?

    – Jason Bassford
    May 14 at 17:07











  • Let's say Mary deeply understands X. Then: Mary is on the same wavelength [with X]. Mary is really tuned into X. X feels that Mary is a kindred spirit. Mary and X are kindred spirits. Mary identifies with X. Mary is connected to X. Mary is X's soul sister.

    – aparente001
    May 15 at 5:46



















  • "Empath" is a noun which means something different entirely. "Empathic" or "empathetic" are adjectives however that do seem to fit your description very well. Also look at "sympathetic," "compassionate," "commiserative," or simply "understanding."

    – geekahedron
    May 14 at 13:26






  • 1





    got to be a duplicate ... somewhere. A very freq asked question

    – lbf
    May 14 at 15:13






  • 1





    Why is it not empathetic? What are your criteria for an acceptable answer? How would you use it in a sentence?

    – Jason Bassford
    May 14 at 17:07











  • Let's say Mary deeply understands X. Then: Mary is on the same wavelength [with X]. Mary is really tuned into X. X feels that Mary is a kindred spirit. Mary and X are kindred spirits. Mary identifies with X. Mary is connected to X. Mary is X's soul sister.

    – aparente001
    May 15 at 5:46

















"Empath" is a noun which means something different entirely. "Empathic" or "empathetic" are adjectives however that do seem to fit your description very well. Also look at "sympathetic," "compassionate," "commiserative," or simply "understanding."

– geekahedron
May 14 at 13:26





"Empath" is a noun which means something different entirely. "Empathic" or "empathetic" are adjectives however that do seem to fit your description very well. Also look at "sympathetic," "compassionate," "commiserative," or simply "understanding."

– geekahedron
May 14 at 13:26




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got to be a duplicate ... somewhere. A very freq asked question

– lbf
May 14 at 15:13





got to be a duplicate ... somewhere. A very freq asked question

– lbf
May 14 at 15:13




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Why is it not empathetic? What are your criteria for an acceptable answer? How would you use it in a sentence?

– Jason Bassford
May 14 at 17:07





Why is it not empathetic? What are your criteria for an acceptable answer? How would you use it in a sentence?

– Jason Bassford
May 14 at 17:07













Let's say Mary deeply understands X. Then: Mary is on the same wavelength [with X]. Mary is really tuned into X. X feels that Mary is a kindred spirit. Mary and X are kindred spirits. Mary identifies with X. Mary is connected to X. Mary is X's soul sister.

– aparente001
May 15 at 5:46





Let's say Mary deeply understands X. Then: Mary is on the same wavelength [with X]. Mary is really tuned into X. X feels that Mary is a kindred spirit. Mary and X are kindred spirits. Mary identifies with X. Mary is connected to X. Mary is X's soul sister.

– aparente001
May 15 at 5:46










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Even if you said that it’s not empathetic, I think that what you’re looking for might be:



Empathetic
Someone who has the ability to understand and share someone’s feelings and emotions.



Understanding
Someone who is aware of someone’s condition, is tolerant and doesn’t judge.



Sympathetic
Someone who is concerned about somebody and cares about them and what they feel.



Supportive
Someone who understands somebody, helps and encourages them.






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    Even if you said that it’s not empathetic, I think that what you’re looking for might be:



    Empathetic
    Someone who has the ability to understand and share someone’s feelings and emotions.



    Understanding
    Someone who is aware of someone’s condition, is tolerant and doesn’t judge.



    Sympathetic
    Someone who is concerned about somebody and cares about them and what they feel.



    Supportive
    Someone who understands somebody, helps and encourages them.






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      Even if you said that it’s not empathetic, I think that what you’re looking for might be:



      Empathetic
      Someone who has the ability to understand and share someone’s feelings and emotions.



      Understanding
      Someone who is aware of someone’s condition, is tolerant and doesn’t judge.



      Sympathetic
      Someone who is concerned about somebody and cares about them and what they feel.



      Supportive
      Someone who understands somebody, helps and encourages them.






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        Even if you said that it’s not empathetic, I think that what you’re looking for might be:



        Empathetic
        Someone who has the ability to understand and share someone’s feelings and emotions.



        Understanding
        Someone who is aware of someone’s condition, is tolerant and doesn’t judge.



        Sympathetic
        Someone who is concerned about somebody and cares about them and what they feel.



        Supportive
        Someone who understands somebody, helps and encourages them.






        share|improve this answer













        Even if you said that it’s not empathetic, I think that what you’re looking for might be:



        Empathetic
        Someone who has the ability to understand and share someone’s feelings and emotions.



        Understanding
        Someone who is aware of someone’s condition, is tolerant and doesn’t judge.



        Sympathetic
        Someone who is concerned about somebody and cares about them and what they feel.



        Supportive
        Someone who understands somebody, helps and encourages them.







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