consol (Meaning)
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consol (n.)
A consolidated annuity (see Consols); -- chiefly in combination or attributively.
Synonyms & Antonyms of consol
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
consol Sentence Examples
- The flickering candle provided a small but comforting consol in the power outage.
- After the loss of his pet, he found consol in spending time at the animal shelter.
- The therapist offered words of consol to the grieving family.
- The victory, though bittersweet, offered some consol after the long, hard-fought battle.
- Despite the negative feedback, the artist found consol in knowing they had stayed true to their vision.
- The historical society meticulously researched and preserved the consol table, a beautiful example of antique furniture.
- The worn leather of the antique consol bore the marks of countless hands resting upon it.
- The ship's captain stood at the consol, his brow furrowed as he charted their course.
- In the video game, players could access their inventory and abilities through the virtual consol.
- The botanist consulted a massive consol of information, searching for the ideal growing conditions for the rare plant.
FAQs About the word consol
A consolidated annuity (see Consols); -- chiefly in combination or attributively.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The flickering candle provided a small but comforting consol in the power outage.
After the loss of his pet, he found consol in spending time at the animal shelter.
The therapist offered words of consol to the grieving family.
The victory, though bittersweet, offered some consol after the long, hard-fought battle.
