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solace

[ˈsɑːləs]

solace Definition

  • 1comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness
  • 2something that gives comfort or relief

Using solace: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "solace" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The kind words of his friend brought him solace.

  • Example

    Nature has always been a source of solace for her.

  • Example

    Music is a great solace for me when I'm feeling down.

solace Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for solace

Phrases with solace

  • to find comfort or relief in something

    Example

    She found solace in her faith during difficult times.

  • to find comfort or relief in something

    Example

    He took solace in the fact that he was not alone in his struggles.

  • the peace and tranquility of rural areas that can provide comfort and relaxation

    Example

    After a long week in the city, she sought the solace of the countryside.

Origins of solace

from Old French 'solaz', from Latin 'solacium', meaning 'comfort'

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Summary: solace in Brief

The term 'solace' [ˈsɑːləs] refers to comfort or relief in times of distress or sadness. It can be found in various sources such as nature, music, or faith. Phrases like 'find solace in something' and 'take solace in something' denote finding comfort or relief in something. 'Solace of the countryside' refers to the peace and tranquility of rural areas that can provide comfort and relaxation.