Text: 1. To suffer with or like another; to be affected in consequence of the affection of some one or something else; to be similarly or correspondingly affected; to respond sympathetically to some influence. 2. To make sympathetic, cause to be similarly affected. 3. To have an affinity; to agree in nature, disposition, qualities, or fortunes; to be alike. 4. To agree, to be in harmony, accord, harmonize. 5. To agree with, answer or correspond to, match. 6. To represent or express by something corresponding or fitting; to apprehend mentally by the analogy of something else. 7. To make up or compound of corresponding parts or elements; to form or contrive harmoniously or consistently.

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