consolation
1 of 1noun/ˌkɑnsəˈleɪʃən/
Forms:consolations
1
the act of providing comfort to someone who is upset or disappointed
- She offered words of consolation to her grieving friend.
- She found consolation in her family after the breakup, knowing they were there for her.
- The kind letter from a friend provided much-needed consolation during his difficult time.
- Reading her favorite book brought her consolation and helped her cope with the stress.
- His pet dog offered constant consolation after his loss, always by his side.
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2
a specific thing that provides comfort to someone
- The warm embrace from her mother was a great consolation during her grief.
- Her close friend acted as a consolation, always ready to listen and offer support.
- Music was a powerful consolation for her, helping her find peace in tough moments.