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Meanings of only solace in English

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Usage of only solace in English
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Such losses leave dividend payouts as the only solace for existing shareholders.
Reuters
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The only solace I had was the evident indifference of the mules themselves.
New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening
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About the only solace is the La Sportiva Mythos, the genre-bending climbing shoe.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Her only solace was the short conferences she had with the principal after school.
Our Nervous Friends — Illustrating the Mastery of Nervousness
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The only solace to his own trouble lay in his attempts to relieve hers.
The Return of the Native
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This time he left with an injury settlement as his only solace, for now.
Reuters
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It is also comfort for people whose pet is their only solace, says Hopman.
The Guardian
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When criticism is flying at you from all angles, self-belief is the only solace.
The Irish Times
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To be out, especially amongst trees, was the only solace.
The Dark Flower
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My only solace was that I'd held out slightly longer than Peter before breaking down.
Pressure
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But the Holy Bible was not his only solace.
Eminent Victorians
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Between dreamless naps my only solace had been reading.
With friends like these
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Remember, this portraiture will be my only solace during the long long hours of thine absence.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
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Occupation in plenty was not the only solace of a morning watch; at least in the trades.
From Sail to Steam, Recollections of Naval Life
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Do not despise even the cicadas; their song is the only solace to the slave in prison.
Serbia in Light and Darkness / With Preface by the Archbishop of...
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Lastly, his devotion is obstinacy; the only solace of his heart, contradiction; and his main end, hypocrisy.
Character Writings of the Seventeenth Century
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