to condoler

Examples

• All

• She called her friend to condoler after hearing about the tragic accident in the neighborhood.

• He always condoles with friends in tough times.

• He would condoler with families who had lost loved ones, offering gentle words of comfort.

• In old letters, people often condoler with friends after tragic events.

• The priest made time to condoler with the grieving widow after the funeral.

• He took a moment to condoler with the family, offering his heartfelt sympathy after their loss.

• During the wake, many attendees came to condoler with the bereaved, sharing comforting stories of the deceased.

Synonyms

C

to commiserate

vsto condoler

15 7.0

To feel or show sympathy for someone who is suffering

focuses on expressing sympathy to someone grieving or suffering a loss

C

to condole

vsto condoler

• Formal

1 7.2

Express sympathy to someone who is sad after a death

applies to grief or loss generally rather than only death

C

to condole with

vsto condoler

• Formal

6.8

To express sympathy to someone for a death or loss

is identical in meaning but uses a single-word form

Antonyms

I

to ignore

∞ 1.0

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

How Sympathetic

to console

40 3.9

to condoler

8.8

to sympathize

96 3.5

Surface Forms

Etymology