Solace

usgb/ˈsɑːləs/
noun

A comfort in a time of sadness, confusion, or disappointment.

My grandmother was a great solace to me after my father's death.
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Often appears as...

  • find solace
  • source of solace
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Emotional Support

Use 'solace' to express finding relief from emotional distress.

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She found solace in her journal during the stressful times.
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Not Physical

'Solace' usually refers to emotional comfort, not physical help.

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Listening to music provided him solace, making him feel less lonely.
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Serious Contexts

Most appropriate in serious or reflective contexts, often related to loss or disappointment.

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After the divorce, she sought solace in her friends.
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