A hypothetical or archaic term for shared patience or mutual forbearance; joint endurance of difficulties.
From com- 'together' + patience (from Latin pati 'to suffer/endure'). This appears to be a constructed or very rare term attempting to create a 'com-' version of patience.
Though 'compatience' is barely attested in historical texts, it represents an interesting linguistic impulse—English speakers once considered creating 'com-' versions of emotions to express shared experiences, but this pattern never developed widely like German's compounds do.
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