sympathizer (n.)

1815, agent noun from sympathize.

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"have fellow-feeling," c. 1600, from French sympathiser, from sympathie (see sympathy). Earlier in a physiological sense (1590s). As "express sympathy," from 1748. Related: Sympathized; sympathizing.

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Definitions of sympathizer

sympathizer (n.)

a person who commiserates with someone who has had misfortune;

Synonyms: sympathiser / comforter

sympathizer (n.)

someone who shares your feelings or opinions and hopes that you will be successful;

Synonyms: sympathiser / well-wisher

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