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Noun: solace  só-lis
  1. Comfort in disappointment or misery
    "She found solace in her friends' support during the difficult time";
    - solacement
     
  2. The comfort you feel when consoled in times of disappointment
    "second place was no solace to him";
    - consolation, solacement
     
  3. The act of consoling; giving relief in affliction
    "his presence was a solace to her";
    - consolation, comfort
Verb: solace  só-lis
  1. Try to help someone feel less distressed, grieving, or disappointed through sympathetic words or actions
    "His friends solaceed him after the loss of his job";
    - comfort, soothe, console

Derived forms: solaced, solaces, solacing

Type of: act, comfort, comfortableness, ministration, move, relief, succor [US], succour [Brit, Cdn]

Encyclopedia: Solace