consolation in Greek
consolation in Greek is παρηγοριά — consolation means comfort given to someone after a loss, disappointment, or sadness.
consolation in Greek
παρηγοριά
Pronounced: parigoria
The act or example of consoling; the condition of being consoled.
What does "consolation" mean?
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noun Comfort given to someone after a loss, disappointment, or sadness.
"It was little consolation to know they had tried their best."
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noun A prize given to someone who did not win the main competition.
"The runner-up received a consolation prize."
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consolation in a sentence
- It was little consolation to know they had tried their best.
- Her friends offered consolation after the breakup.
- The runner-up received a consolation prize.
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What is "consolation" in Greek?
"consolation" in Greek is παρηγοριά. consolation means: Comfort given to someone after a loss, disappointment, or sadness.
How do you pronounce παρηγοριά?
"consolation" in Greek is παρηγοριά, pronounced "parigoria".
How do you use "consolation" in a sentence?
Example: "It was little consolation to know they had tried their best." In Greek, "consolation" is παρηγοριά.
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