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dyspathy (s) (noun), dyspathies (pl)
A situation in which there is a lack of passion or feelings for another person, or people, who have griefs, misfortunes, or troubles: Janice could only have dyspathy for the father who went off and left his son in his car for several hours in the sun which caused the little boy's death.
Showing no feelings for another person who is trouble.
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dyspathy, dyspathies
A lack of concern and not caring about those who have serious problems or who are suffering from any kind of misfortune. (1)
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