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Meanings of take solace in English

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Usage of take solace in English
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And I take solace in our kids' power-and willingness to fight back.
Ebony
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Sometimes a distressed citizen can take solace in being a historian.
The Irish Times
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But, even as Huber is mourned, there are things to take solace in.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Indeed, the party can take solace from some aspects of Iceland's unfolding political saga.
The Irish Times
5
Maybe a rookie manager could take solace in getting close with a young team.
The Irish Times
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At least they didn't take solace in a few profanities or misplaced punctuation marks.
The Irish Times
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At times like this I take solace in my Horace.
The Irish Times
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Pain that induced Lord Chester to take solace in opiates.
Quicksilver
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I take solace in that, she told reporters.
The South African
10
I found bible verses to take solace in.
Radio NZ
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But Russia, for its part, will take solace in arguing that expulsions are more symbolic than debilitating.
The Guardian
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Both teams can take solace from that.
The Irish Times
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Zapruder wants to help people overcome their fear of poetry and take solace from poetry in troubled times.
Radio NZ
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The world No2 can take solace from being in decent company, in what represents a curious Open preamble.
The Guardian
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Can we take solace in that?
The Guardian
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I try to take solace from Pastan's words -to warm to the ineffable romance of night's essential mystery.
The Guardian
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