Sympathy (noun)

1. Feeling of pity or sorrow for the suffering or misfortunes of others.
2. Feeling of compassion or understanding for the feelings or circumstances of others.
3. Feeling of concern or support for the well-being of others.
4. Feeling of shared emotions or experiences with others.
5. Feeling of agreement or understanding with the opinions or actions of others.

Origin:

From middle english sympathie, from old french sympathie, from latin sympathia, from ancient greek συμπάθεια (sumpátheia, "affinity, harmony, agreement, sympath.y")

Examples:

1. He expressed his sympathy for the victims of the accident.
2. She showed sympathy towards the refugees.
3. The letter was a expression of sympathy.
4. The family members had sympathy for each other.
5. The public showed sympathy for the orphan.