solace

• Nom désignant une consolation, un apaisement ou un soulagement apporté face à la souffrance, la tristesse ou la déception ; ce qui réconforte ou soutient moralement.

A noun referring to comfort, consolation, or relief from distress, sadness, or disappointment.

indénombrable

1. Comfort in sorrowC1formal

   A feeling of comfort or consolation when feeling sad, disappointed, or distressed.

   consolation

   • She found solace in her music after the loss.
   • He sought solace in the quiet of the library.
   • The kind words of her friend offered her great solace.

   Synonymescheercomfortconsolationreliefsupport

   Antonymesagonyanguishdistressgriefmiserysorrowwoe

2. Source of reliefC1formal

   Something that provides relief from anxiety, pain, or difficulty.

   source de réconfort

   • The garden was a solace for his troubled mind.
   • Reading books became her solace during the long winter.
   • The warm tea was a small solace against the cold rain.

   Synonymesbalmcomfortconsolationeasehelpreliefsalvesuccorsupport

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réconforter ou de soutenir quelqu'un dans les moments de chagrin, de déception ou de souffrance.

A verb used to express the act of giving comfort or consolation to someone in times of grief, disappointment, or distress.

1. Comfort or consoleC1formal

   To give comfort or consolation to someone in distress or sorrow.

   Consoler, réconforter

   • She tried to solace her friend after the loss.
   • Music can solace a troubled mind.
   • He was solaced by the kind words of his family.

   Synonymescheercomfortconsolereassurerelievesoothe

   Antonymesafflictagitatedistresstormentvex