Understanding that we’re one form of a molecular configuration among a sea of molecules that’s reforming and disambiguating, and reforming constantly, gives solace when I consider death.
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We are incredibly grateful that our plants offer that little bit of solace and joy via nature into the home.
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So even as rituals are being disrupted and diluted, people are seeking new sources of solace.
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That had to give them an enormous reservoir of moral strength and solace.
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The CDC, Fort Benning, and the solace of the prison all fail to give him the comfort of the past.
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Then he probably felt refuge and solace in someone who thinks that everything is wonderful and totally OK to do in this world.
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Doc Severinsen, when he retired from The Tonight Show, came for solace and relaxation and got that and much more.
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We pray that solace is found in the idea that Marlise Munoz is now at peace and her family may finally begin the mourning process.
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With this solace and the coin he took his way back to the waiting Jisuké.
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He cannot bring healing and solace because he himself is suffering from the same disease.
Democracy and Social Ethics|Jane Addams
This is to be explained by the men being allowed the only solace possible under the circumstances, that of tobacco.
Old and New Paris, v. 1|Henry Sutherland Edwards
This is the solace and stay of our souls in passing across life's stormy sea homeward to our eternal rest.
Life and Times of David|Charles Henry Mackintosh
So absorbed was she in her solace of song that she did not hear the arrival of a carriage on the gravel-sweep.
A Bottle in the Smoke|Milne Rae
British Dictionary definitions for solace
solace
/ (ˈsɒlɪs) /
noun
comfort in misery, disappointment, etc
something that gives comfort or consolation
verb(tr)
to give comfort or cheer to (a person) in time of sorrow, distress, etc
to alleviate (sorrow, misery, etc)
Derived forms of solace
solacer, noun
Word Origin for solace
C13: from Old French solas, from Latin sōlātium comfort, from sōlārī to console