The word "empathetically" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to show that you understand and can share the feelings of another person. For example: "He listened to her story empathetically, and offered comfort and support."
Mr Huckabee pandered the most empathetically, staring into insecure workers' eyes and announcing that "there's a world of hurt out there in America".
Mr Whyte stressed empathetically that he knew both Mr Donaldson and the people he spoke for; some of them had told him stories so painful that they would "melt granite".
In empathetically intimating this, the production compounds one's conviction that this an evening of unalloyed magnificence.
Wokoma's evocation of the stilletto-heeled stomps and struts and sexily feral stage presence is uncanny, but she has clearly approached the role in the spirit of an actress rather than an impressionist, empathetically working from the inside out.
On the other hand, it's hard to imagine that a 65-year-old gay man hasn't thought about questions like whether homosexuality is innate — and hasn't thought about them more deeply and empathetically than most 65-year-old heterosexual men.
Safe in victory, Welles could empathetically display the conscience of a king who, in fact, displayed none.
The standard today is to have smart, competent, physically magnetic people who do straight news gravely and celebrity interviews empathetically, and who occasionally, strategically, display moral passion and then retreat, as Anderson Cooper, of CNN, did during Hurricane Katrina.
She would go to law school, become a judge — no matter what kind of defendant was in her courtroom, she would be able to "empathetically go there" — and then become a model for kids in Pittsburgh, just as he'd been.
There's a capable, complex, smart person in a tough situation, whose story the filmmakers insistently but empathetically unfold.
For a woman in this society, Tagore empathetically shows, to be unmarried is a social and religious disgrace, and there is nothing a family resents more than an unmarriageable daughter.
That story, in Lewis's view, is not a given; it has to be teased out empathetically, because it's detached from a person's public identity; but in Lewis's humane utopia, it would be fused with public identity, would get expressed in the public sphere.
