Examples of commiserate

• There are certain things that you learn about people when you sleep in their beds, eat from their cupboards, commiserate with their family and friends.

• Over the miles : coping, communicating, and commiserating through age-theme greeting cards.

• So, we will go to his lawyer and sign the papers, and then go out to dinner together to commiserate.

• They came as to a spectacle, some to gloat, some, perhaps, to commiserate.

• They are sincerely to be commiserated with on having to put up with it for even three years.

• I am not at all sure that he is not to be commiserated with.

• I have to commiserate with the country upon the choice of company that it has elected to govern.

• I would return the compliment by commiserating with him upon a less grievous injury which he has apparently suffered, namely, the damage to his arm.

• The two of them will commiserate with each other and the tenant will have no sanction, no right whatsoever.

• We should commiserate with them for having to be there at all.

• I commiserate with him for having to sit here and listen to yet another speech.

• Let me, first, commiserate with those of my colleagues who have spoken on behalf of steel workers who are underemployed and redundant.

• They should be objects of our sympathy, and we should commiserate with them.

• Will he confirm that the majority of his letters commiserate with him in the matter of his own decline in popularity in those polls?

• I commiserate with them in their present difficulties.