consolation
/kɑnˌsɒləˈteɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
Something that consoles or comforts, especially in times of sorrow or distress.
“The letter from her grandmother was a source of great consolation during her difficult time.”
2. noun
A prize or reward, especially in a competition.
“The first prize was a trophy and a certificate of consolation.”
3. verb
To console or comfort someone.
“The doctor’s words helped to console the family after the loss of their loved one.”
4. verb
To offer or provide consolation.
“She tried to console her friend who was upset about the breakup.”