Verb console has 1 sense

1. comfort, soothe, console, solace - give moral or emotional strength to
   

   Derived forms: noun consolation1, noun consolation2

   Sample sentences:
   The good news will console her
   The performance is likely to console Sue
   

Consoled

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1:

To comfort someone who is experiencing grief, disappointment, or sadness.

Example sentence: After her pet passed away, her friends consoled her by bringing her flowers and offering their condolences.

Sense 2:

To give solace or alleviate the distress of someone.

Example sentence: The kind words and warm hugs from her supportive family consoled her during the difficult time.

Sense 3:

(Computing) To display information or provide feedback to the user about the progress or result of a process.

Example sentence: The software console consoled the user by confirming that the file had been successfully saved.

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