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Discover LudwigThe phrase "feels pity for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express sympathy or sorrow for the plight of another person. For example: "He felt pity for those who had been affected by the hurricane."
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He said he now feels pity for Mustafa.
Ida feels pity for Wanda, forgives and comforts her.
Yet he also feels pity for American writers, who "must hoe the same arid patch for stories".
In his moment of triumph, when his arch-enemy, the Soviet spymaster Karla, is on the brink of surrender, Smiley feels pity for him.
Although he will ultimately be her victim, Gillis initially feels pity for Desmond, "still proudly waving to a parade which has long since passed her by".
What might have once been a heart feels pity, for itself, though,not the old man with no speech — for him and his only scorn.Here in my rat wheel, my Mont Saint Michel, my steeple of scorn.
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I can't even muster feelings of partisanship about his poetry; I just feel pity for those who haven't, for whatever reason, been able to accept the gift of his work.
I felt pity for them.
Do you feel pity for Oswald?
I felt pity for some of them.
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