condoled (with) (Meaning)

condoled (with)

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The community condoled with the bereaved family after the tragic loss of their loved one.
The grieving widow found solace and support as her friends condoled with her loss.
The government condoled with the victims of the natural disaster, expressing its deepest sympathies.
The nation mourned together as thousands condoled with the families of those killed in the terrorist attack.
The organization condoled with its affected members, offering words of comfort and support in their time of need.
The teacher condoled with her student who had lost a dear friend, providing a listening ear and heartfelt words of encouragement.
The company condoled with its employees who had been impacted by the recent layoffs, offering severance packages and job search assistance.
The hospital staff condoled with the family of a patient who had passed away, honoring their memories and offering condolences.
The church congregation condoled with the elderly woman who had lost her husband, providing prayers and spiritual support.
The neighborhood condoled with their neighbors who had lost their home in a fire, offering donations and practical help.

sympathized (with), felt (for), pitied, commiserated (with), yearned (over), bled (for), ached (for), loved,identified (with),compassionated

overlooked, disregarded, neglected,ignored,hated,disliked, scorned

The community condoled with the bereaved family after the tragic loss of their loved one.

The grieving widow found solace and support as her friends condoled with her loss.

The government condoled with the victims of the natural disaster, expressing its deepest sympathies.

The nation mourned together as thousands condoled with the families of those killed in the terrorist attack.