Pass/path/pat

The root pass/path/pat means ______.

• feeling, emotion, suffering

• touch

• calm, peaceful

• God; God-like

Apathy means ______.

• lack of interest or concern; lack of emotion or feeling

• deep feeling or awareness of the suffering of another accompanied with the desire to relieve the suffering

• able to get along; agreeable

• unaffected by emotion or bias

Compassion means ______.

• lack of interest or concern; lack of emotion or feeling

• deep feeling or awareness of the suffering of another accompanied with the desire to relieve the suffering

• able to get along; agreeable

• unaffected by emotion or bias

Dispassionate means ______.

• lack of interest or concern; lack of emotion or feeling

• deep feeling or awareness of the suffering of another accompanied with the desire to relieve the suffering

• able to get along; agreeable

• unaffected by emotion or bias

Compatible means ______.

• lack of interest or concern; lack of emotion or feeling

• deep feeling or awareness of the suffering of another accompanied with the desire to relieve the suffering

• able to get along; agreeable

• unaffected by emotion or bias

Empathy means ____.

• understanding another person's feelings or situation

• having or showing strong emotion

• capable of making one feel sympathetic or compassionate

• able to wait; bearing pains or trials calmly and without complaint

Passionate means ____.

• understanding another person's feelings or situation

• having or showing strong emotion

• capable of making one feel sympathetic or compassionate

• able to wait; bearing pains or trials calmly and without complaint

Pathetic means ____.

• understanding another person's feelings or situation

• having or showing strong emotion

• capable of making one feel sympathetic or compassionate

• able to wait; bearing pains or trials calmly and without complaint

Patient means ____.

• understanding another person's feelings or situation

• having or showing strong emotion

• capable of making one feel sympathetic or compassionate

• able to wait; bearing pains or trials calmly and without complaint

Pathos is ____.

• a rhetorical strategy in which you appeal to someone's emotions

• a rhetorical strategy in which you appeal to someone's logical sense

• capable of making one feel sympathetic or compassionate

• one of the Three Musketeers from Alexandre Dumas's classic tale.