What does compassioning mean?
Compassioning means present participle and gerund of compassion.
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present participle and gerund of compassion.
The Home Nurse who, from Christian principle, patiently and unmurmuringly endures the so-often ungracious observations, the supercilious compassionings, the idle, peevish complaints […]
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Compassioning means present participle and gerund of compassion.
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The Home Nurse who, from Christian principle, patiently and unmurmuringly endures the so-often ungracious observations, the supercilious compassionings, the idle, peevish complaints […]
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