Solaced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOLACED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SOLACE, to console
• give solace to
NOUN:
• comfort or consolation in a time of great distress or sadness

Words related to SOLACED

solace8 solaces9 solacing11

Words that contain SOLACED

unsolaced12

How to use SOLACED in a sentence

• After every meal, they hied to the galley and solaced their souls with a whiff.
• We two solaced ourselves with scorning civilization from our vantage-ground.
• It was not thus she consoled the bereaved, that she comforted the widow, and solaced the orphan.
• The travelling English, during their visits to Geneva, found out that their countryman solaced or enlivened his solitude by unhallowed ties.
• There was a rapid alteration of the sad history of Clara the unloved matron solaced by two little ones.
• I thought sorrowfully of the persons of this class whom I have known in our country, who might have been so raised and solaced by similar care.
• He expected to be discharged for being late, but solaced himself with the thought that if he could save Chance, it was worth the risk.
• How much happiness Nanna derived from this creed! It solaced her in many lonely hours, and produced a favorable effect upon her every action and thought.
• Perhaps one who rejects the ordinary doctrine of a future life can be solaced and edified by these substitutes in proportion to his fineness, greatness, and nobleness.
• These things being so, I have this very day solaced my soul with our Lord, and have made my moan to Him in this manner.
• Betrayed by appetite he had been driven forth by the prayers of the abbot, and solaced by his petitions for the future life.
• Over the hot dishes the feverish points of the entertainment were discussed, exclaimed about, while the party cooled off and solaced themselves with Schultheiss.
• A lover of poetry from his youth, he solaced the hours of sickness by the composition of verses.
• Toward mid-afternoon he became hungry and solaced himself with a cigarette.
• That domestic love which had so solaced his existence, recalled now only the most painful associations.
• His racial and rational predilections and animosities were solaced.
• The young novice, feeling solaced, said to himself that perhaps it would be possible to get his arms free without too much effort.
• Invisible phenomena! Mysterious harmonies! The influence of the night solaced and uplifted him and bestowed on him new faculties of perception.
• The faithful, scrupulous work either drugged or solaced her.
• Both Coolidge and Natalie vanished, while West, finding himself alone, chose a book from the library, and, solaced by a cigar, sought a shady nook on the porch.
• And he sat down close by her on the sofa and solaced her with three kisses.
• Ralph Waring, thus deprived of his rightful partner, solaced himself with Mrs.
• The only peace that ever solaced him was when his watch below came, and he laid his poor weary head and body in the hammock.
• I was, as it were, both deaf and dumb in my deplorable ignorance, for I heard not the lamentations of the poor, and my words solaced them not in their sorrows.
• Old Captain Finch had solaced his weary and painful last years by making a beautiful little model of a ship, and had left it in his will to the doctor.
• He solaced himself beyond prudence with the varied products of the hotel bar, and then settled himself solitary in his sleigh and jingled homeward.

Similar words containing SOLAC without suffix ed

solace8 solacer9 solaces9 solacers10 solacing11 solacious11 unsolaced12 solacement14 solacements15 nasolacrymal19 salsolaceous14

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