pitying
SayPI-tee-ing/ˈpɪ.ti.ɪŋ/
- 1The -ing form of pity. Use it to name the action, or after a noun to describe it.
Stop pitying yourself and ask for help.
Pitying his little brother, he shared his lunch.
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- 2The act of feeling sorry for someone in a sad or hard situation.
Like a warm look you give a friend who is hurting.
His pitying of stray dogs led him to open a small shelter.
All her pitying of the poor man never turned into real help.
Similarcommiseration, compassion, sympathy
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pitying is a form of pity
pity, verb: To feel sad for someone because they are suffering or having a hard time. Full entry
- Spelling
- pity → pitying: add -ing
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