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Definition: The word "consolation" means relief from stress, sorrow, or hardship. It can be used in a variety of contexts to convey a sense of relief, comfort, or happiness after experiencing distress, loss, or difficulty. In some cultures, "consolation" is associated with the phrase "to seek consolation," which is a verb meaning to look for something that gives one peace and satisfaction. For example, someone might say, "I need some comforting words tonight, I've been through too much." In this context, comfort comes from seeking something that will provide relief. The word can also be used in other contexts to describe the feeling of being glad or happy after a difficult situation or experience has passed. For instance: - When someone says they have found "conductive" relief ("I feel very motivated and energetic"), they are likely referring to a positive sensation caused by the loss, which is now making them more energized. - In a more literal sense, "to find comfort" can mean finding something that gives one relief or happiness after experiencing distress.
