console; comforted
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to console; to comfort; to soothe
formalUsed when someone offers words or actions to ease another's distress or worry. More formal than '安慰'. Often involves rational explanations or broader perspectives to help someone feel better.
My friend went through a breakup, and I tried my best to console him.
In difficult times, the company of family is the best comfort.
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She comforted her mother with gentle words, telling her not to worry.
adjective
comforted; relieved; consoled
formalDescribes the feeling of being comforted and relieved, often after worries or distress have been eased. Focuses on the resulting state of peace and satisfaction.
Upon hearing that her child was safe, she felt a wave of relief.
Although the outcome wasn't perfect, he had tried his best, which gave him some comfort.
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Her son finally understood her good intentions, and she felt greatly comforted.