inconsolable in Latin
inconsolable in Latin is inconsolabilis — inconsolable means so upset or grief-stricken that nothing can offer comfort.
inconsolable in Latin
inconsolabilis
Not consolable; unable to be consoled or comforted, usually due to grief, disappointment, or other distress.
What does "inconsolable" mean?
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adj So upset or grief-stricken that nothing can offer comfort.
"She was inconsolable after hearing the news of her father's death."
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inconsolable in a sentence
- She was inconsolable after hearing the news of her father's death.
- The child was inconsolable when his balloon floated away.
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What is "inconsolable" in Latin?
"inconsolable" in Latin is inconsolabilis. inconsolable means: So upset or grief-stricken that nothing can offer comfort.
How do you use "inconsolable" in a sentence?
Example: "She was inconsolable after hearing the news of her father's death." In Latin, "inconsolable" is inconsolabilis.
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