consolable — able to be comforted or given solace when distressed or grieving
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to be comforted or given solace when distressed or grieving
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈsoʊləbl/
Korean meaning: 위로받을 수 있는, 달랠 수 있는
Korean pronunciation: 컨**솔**러블
Example Sentences
- The heartbroken teenager was consolable only when listening to Taylor Swift songs.
- Despite the devastating news, she remained consolable thanks to her family's unwavering support.
- The crying baby became consolable once the pacifier was found under the couch.
consolable
ADJECTIVE//kənˈsoʊləbl//
able to be comforted or given solace when distressed or grieving
able to be comforted or given solace when distressed or grieving
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Grief becomes controllable and tolerable when consolable.
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Origin
라틴어에서 온 단어로, 'consolari(위로하다)'에서 유래되었습니다. 고대 로마인들이 슬픔에 빠진 사람들을 위로할 때 사용했던 표현이 현대까지 이어진 것입니다.
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“The heartbroken teenager was consolable only when listening to Taylor Swift songs.”
“Despite the devastating news, she remained consolable thanks to her family's unwavering support.”
“The crying baby became consolable once the pacifier was found under the couch.”
“His grief was deep but consolable, and he gradually healed with time and care.”
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