Condole is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDOLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to express sympathetic sorrow; to grieve in sympathy
• express sympathy for (someone); grieve with
• express sympathy with someone in grief, pain, etc
• To express sympathetic sorrow; to grieve in sympathy; -- followed by with.
• To lament or grieve over.
• express one\'s sympathetic grief, on the occasion of someone\'s death
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mourn

Words related to CONDOLE

condolatory17 condoled12 condoler11 condolers12 condoles11 condoling13 condolingly18

Words that contain CONDOLE

condoled12 condoler11 condoles11 condolent12 condolers12 condolence15 condolement16 condolences16 condolements17

How to use CONDOLE in a sentence

• Holymead had gone out to Riversbrook to condole with her, and to support her in her great sorrow.
• But you cannot condole with a lantern whose light has been blown out.
• Bloundel received the happy tidings with tears of joy, and the doctor remained a short time to condole with her on the loss she had sustained.
• Our Damon is as generous as great, And well could pardon tears that love create, Shouldst thou, in justice to thy vexed soul, Not sing to him but thy lost lord condole.
• But later I learned that when Sir Thomas Lipton had rung me up he had intended to condole with me.
• Gale, informed by Essy, was the first to condole with Mrs.
• Not long afterwards a deputation of the Senel come up to condole with the Yo-kai-a on the loss of their chief, and a dance or series of dances was held which lasted three days.
• Luckily, Fred and myself were fastened to the same tree, so that we could condole with each other in our misfortunes.
• We all most affectionately condole with you, and those who are around you, at this melancholy time.
• I sincerely condole with you on the sickly state of your family, and hope this will find them re-established with the approach of the cold season.
• I do not condole with you on your release from your government.
• I did not condole with you on the reprobation of your opponents, because it proved your orthodoxy.
• One member was so incautious as to condole with Dr.
• Thursby and Mabel also called to condole, and a little later Mrs.
• He will feel badly about it, and you will condole with him.
• Blizzard came every day to condole with him, and finally to return the diamonds.
• Mr Cranium now walked up to Mr Panscope, to condole with him on the disappointment of their mutual hopes.
• And very soon the whole confusion got to its height, by the elder children coming in and being told, and flying at John to condole and cry over him, and entreat him not to mind.
• The story of the missing jewels was freely discussed, and friends came in numbers to condole with the bride-elect, and rehearse similar depredations that had come to their ears.
• We in our corps are spared all this anxiety, and can lie on our backs and look on and condole with the unlucky ones.
• There was no time to condole with the merchant over the loss of his house.
• What do you say to going on the bridge? You will find the chief officer there, with whom you may condole, if it be safe for a stranger to speak of so delicate a subject to him.
• People shook their heads, and went one and all to the widow to condole with her.
• You are not fit to see all the people who are already on their way to condole or congratulate.

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