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Meanings of consolement in English
Synonyms
Examples for "consolation"
Examples for "consolation"
1
For countries already battered by the debt crisis, that's hardly a consolation.
2
The Crusaders' late push for a consolation bonus point also fell short.
3
Their consolation must be in the hope of reunion beyond the grave.
4
Gibbs listened intently, attempted to offer consolation, but nothing he said helped.
5
Perhaps he was a devout soul, waiting for the consolation of Israel.
1
Yet the labor movement could doubtless find solace in the political situation.
2
And I take solace in our kids' power-and willingness to fight back.
3
We hacks gaze at her, lost for questions or words of solace.
4
The fundamentalist churches provide solace by presenting simple answers to complex questions.
5
Pitt said he was finding solace in working creatively with his hands.
Usage of consolement in English
1
But methinks the consolement thou wouldst offer to enamoured maids is far more dangerous than lasting!
2
Once also he had been overheard murmuring to himself by way of consolement, 'Bishops pass; the church remains.'
3
Atheist as thou art and to that manner born, thou art in very deed outside the pale of all religious teaching and consolement, .
Frequent collocations
Consolement through the time