Meaning & use
Consoler
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A person who offers comfort or sympathy to someone in distress or grief.
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She has always been the family's consoler in times of loss.
A good friend acts as both a consoler and an honest advisor.
A note on using this word
Consoler comes from the verb 'console,' rooted in Latin 'consolari,' meaning to comfort greatly.
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tormentor
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