Consoling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSOLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONSOLE, to comfort
• comfort (someone) at a time of grief or disappointment
NOUN:
• a panel or unit accommodating a set of controls for electronic or mechanical equipment.
• a small electronic device for playing computerized video games.
• a cabinet for television or radio equipment.
• the cabinet or enclosure containing the keyboards, stops, pedals, etc., of an organ.
• an ornamented bracket or corbel supporting a shelf or table top.
ADJECTIVE:
• Adapted to console or comfort; cheering; as, this is consoling news.
• affording comfort or solace

Words related to CONSOLING

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How to use CONSOLING in a sentence

• If you only knew how happy it makes me, to fall asleep for ever in this armchair! I have never dared expect such a consoling death.
• This most affecting and consoling spectacle bestowed a degree of strength and comfort upon the soul of Jesus.
• There seemed a consoling presence in the room, and her tired heart found rest.
• He had a winning smile, sad and yet consoling, which lighted up a bronzed face, stern and weary.
• Since, then, I can find nothing consoling on deck, let us see what is in the cabin.
• You may be sure her vanity would soon find ways of consoling her.
• There is, however, a consoling side to every misfortune.
• O Yudhishthira, thereat consoling her with soft words, he enquired of her as to the cause of her grief.
• I now considered all hopes of reputation at an end, and while they were consoling and assisting one another, stole away in silence.
• The placid air of the day shed a new tranquillity over the consoling landscape.
• One of the latest was one addressed, we believe, to a class of working people on poetry, in which he dwelt on its healing and consoling power.
• Baxter knock at his door and consoling reverie cease to minister unto William.
• Shall I make him happy now? No, I heard the mother of the gods consoling Shakuntala.
• Let us leave this painful subject, with the consoling thought that we shall never see the like again.
• But such was the impression he had left in the heart of his disciples and of a few devoted women, that during some weeks more it was as if he were living and consoling them.
• Up comes Godfrey Hammond, sits down by me, and says some rubbish about consoling me.
• But, consoling herself with the thought that she would be prepared, she had always set the day on so distant an horizon that it had no terrors for her.
• It is difficult to think that those who hold this view have ever had any personal experience of the consoling and uplifting effect of such communications upon the recipient.
• Be that as it may, tired ladies can find it very consoling in this our twentieth century.
• And so, consoling himself with the hopes of the future, and striving to overlook the present, he fell asleep, wearied with the fatigues and sorrows of the day.
• To seek out the delinquent for the purpose of consoling her, is to do more harm than good.
• Every evening the old marechal came to sit with me and comfort me with kind and consoling words.
• This consoling spectacle assured him that he had not been, as he had almost imagined, the victim of a dream.
• How deep! how consoling! how admirably true! The novelists of England have reason indeed to hide their heads before the novelists of France.
• And then too, she was about to die in a foreign land! to mingle her ashes with a soil neither kindred to her heart, nor consoling in its associations.
• Our wounds smart under the consoling words that only reveal the depths of pain.
• At first she had been as sympathetic and consoling as he could desire.
• Consoling, indeed, was the voice of sympathy on a subject which to another ear had never been disclosed.
• General, your present visit to the United States is a realization of the consoling object of that wish.
• While reading with her fingers her upturned face would shine with joy when repeating some of the salient, consoling, and sustaining verses.
• I remembered the consoling remark at my reception a few evenings ago, made by the Hon.
• Yet an old proverb, even if based upon a solitary exception, is wonderfully consoling, and John was able to use it now as comfort.
• Whilst she was still grumbling, and Miss Hall laughing and consoling, Rowland arrived.

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