How Do You Spell COMMISERATES?

Pronunciation: [kəmˈɪsəɹˌe͡ɪts] (IPA)

The word "commiserates" is spelled with a double "m" and a single "s" in the middle. The IPA phonetic transcription is /kəˈmɪzəreɪts/. The stress is on the second syllable, which is pronounced as "mi". The "s" in the middle is pronounced as a "z" sound, as in "zoo". This word means to express sympathy or pity for someone. When writing or spelling "commiserates", it is important to remember the correct placement of the double "m" and single "s" to avoid confusion or mistakes.

COMMISERATES Meaning and Definition

1. Commiserates is a verb derived from the noun "commiseration," which refers to expressing sympathy, compassion, or pity towards someone who is experiencing hardship, pain, or suffering. When someone commiserates, they are engaging in an empathetic act of acknowledging and sharing the feelings or emotions of another individual, usually in response to a negative or challenging situation.

   To commiserate means to offer comfort, console, or show solidarity towards someone who is going through a difficult time, as a means of expressing understanding and support. It involves actively listening to the person's grievances, recognizing the emotions they are experiencing, and demonstrating empathy by validating their feelings. Commiserating can be conveyed through verbal or nonverbal communication, such as offering kind words, providing a shoulder to lean on, or simply offering a listening ear.

   The act of commiserating is not only a way to comfort the person in distress, but it also strengthens social bonds and fosters a sense of community. It enables individuals to connect on a deeper emotional level, promoting feelings of unity and compassion. Through commiseration, people can feel less alone in their struggles, as they perceive that others understand and share their pain.

Common Misspellings for COMMISERATES

• commuserate
• commisserate
• commemerates
• comiserated
• comiserates
• commisurate
• comiserate
• commiserater
• commiseretes
• Comiserats
• Commiserators
• commiserants

Etymology of COMMISERATES

The word "commiserate" comes from the Latin verb "commiserari", which is a combination of "com-" (meaning "together") and "miserari" (meaning "to pity" or "to feel compassion for"). "Miserari" itself is derived from the Latin noun "miseria", meaning "misery" or "distress". So the etymology of "commiserate" suggests the act of expressing sympathy or understanding together with someone in a state of distress or suffering.

Similar spelling words for COMMISERATES

• conservancy,
• conservator,
• commissariat,
• commiseration,
• conserves,
• conservative,
• commiserative,
• commiserate,
• commissary,
• conservatism,
• commissar,
• conservatoire.

Conjugate verb Commiserates

CONDITIONAL

I would commiserate

we would commiserate

you would commiserate

he/she/it would commiserate

they would commiserate

FUTURE

I will commiserate

we will commiserate

you will commiserate

he/she/it will commiserate

they will commiserate

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have commiserated

we will have commiserated

you will have commiserated

he/she/it will have commiserated

they will have commiserated

PAST

I commiserated

we commiserated

you commiserated

he/she/it commiserated

they commiserated

PAST PERFECT

I had commiserated

we had commiserated

you had commiserated

he/she/it had commiserated

they had commiserated

PRESENT

I commiserate

we commiserate

you commiserate

he/she/it commiserates

they commiserate

PRESENT PERFECT

I have commiserated

we have commiserated

you have commiserated

he/she/it has commiserated

they have commiserated

I am commiserating

we are commiserating

you are commiserating

he/she/it is commiserating

they are commiserating

I was commiserating

we were commiserating

you were commiserating

he/she/it was commiserating

they were commiserating

I will be commiserating

we will be commiserating

you will be commiserating

he/she/it will be commiserating

they will be commiserating

I have been commiserating

we have been commiserating

you have been commiserating

he/she/it has been commiserating

they have been commiserating

I had been commiserating

we had been commiserating

you had been commiserating

he/she/it had been commiserating

they had been commiserating

I will have been commiserating

we will have been commiserating

you will have been commiserating

he/she/it will have been commiserating

they will have been commiserating

I would have commiserated

we would have commiserated

you would have commiserated

he/she/it would have commiserated

they would have commiserated

I would be commiserating

we would be commiserating

you would be commiserating

he/she/it would be commiserating

they would be commiserating

I would have been commiserating

we would have been commiserating

you would have been commiserating

he/she/it would have been commiserating

they would have been commiserating