consolatory Synonyms
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- torture
- anguish
- torment
- heartache
- cold-comfort
- heartache
- heartbreak
- torment
- heartbreak
- cold-comfort
- torture
- distress
- distress
- anguish
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consolatory Meaning
consolatory (s)
affording comfort or solace
consolatory Sentence Examples
- The coach offered consolatory words to the discouraged player, reminding them of their strengths.
- The silence itself felt consolatory, allowing space for grief to settle.
- Though the outcome was harsh, the judge's consolatory remarks acknowledged the defendant's difficult situation.
- In a letter filled with consolatory messages, friends expressed their support after the loss.
- Despite not winning the competition, the team received a consolatory trophy for their sportsmanship.
- The gentle music served as a consolatory balm for the troubled soul.
- He rejected all consolatory gestures, preferring to grieve in solitude.
- The beauty of nature offered a consolatory escape from the harsh realities of life.
- The therapist's consolatory approach aimed to validate the patient's feelings.
- While not a solution, the outpouring of consolatory messages brought some comfort to the victim.
FAQs About the word consolatory
affording comfort or solace
compassion, sympathy, solace,comforting, consoling, reassurance, solacing, counseling,feeling, mercy
torture, anguish, torment, heartache, cold comfort, heartache, heartbreak, torment, heartbreak, cold comfort
The coach offered consolatory words to the discouraged player, reminding them of their strengths.
The silence itself felt consolatory, allowing space for grief to settle.
Though the outcome was harsh, the judge's consolatory remarks acknowledged the defendant's difficult situation.
In a letter filled with consolatory messages, friends expressed their support after the loss.
