solace in Latin
solace in Latin is solacium — solace means comfort received during a time of grief, loneliness, or distress.
solace in Latin
solacium
A source of comfort or consolation.
What does "solace" mean?
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noun Comfort received during a time of grief, loneliness, or distress.
"She found solace in long walks after the funeral."
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verb To comfort or console someone.
"Nothing could solace him after the loss of his dog."
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solace in a sentence
- She found solace in long walks after the funeral.
- His letters were a great solace to her during the war.
- Nothing could solace him after the loss of his dog.
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What is "solace" in Latin?
"solace" in Latin is solacium. solace means: Comfort received during a time of grief, loneliness, or distress.
How do you use "solace" in a sentence?
Example: "She found solace in long walks after the funeral." In Latin, "solace" is solacium.
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