solace

慰め、安らぎ

悲しみや寂しさ、不安を和らげる心の安らぎ。

やさしい英語で： Comfort that helps you feel less sad, lonely, or worried.

• She found solace in music.
• His friends offered solace after the loss.
• We took solace in knowing that she was safe.

使い方： find/take solace in something/doing something (He found solace in walking beside the river.)

類義語： comfort, consolation

よく使う表現： find solace, take solace, solace in something

慰め、心の支え

悲しみや不安を和らげてくれる人や物。

やさしい英語で： Someone or something that makes you feel less sad or worried.

• Her garden was her only solace.
• He found solace in his friends after the funeral.
• These letters offered a small solace during her lonely evenings.

使い方： find solace in something (She found solace in painting.)

類義語： comfort, consolation

よく使う表現： a small solace, find solace, solace in music

慰める

人の悲しみや不安を和らげる。

やさしい英語で： To make someone feel less sad or worried.

• Her gentle words solaced him.
• He tried to solace his grieving sister.
• The child was solaced by her grandmother’s embrace.

類義語： comfort, console

よく使う表現： solace someone, solace the grieving

和らげる、癒やす

痛みや悲しみ、不安を軽くする。

やさしい英語で： To make pain, sadness, or worry less strong.

• Music solaced her sorrow.
• His letter did little to solace my grief.
• She hoped that prayer would solace her distress.

類義語： ease, soothe, relieve

反対語： intensify

よく使う表現： solace someone’s grief, solace the pain

慰めを得る

何かから心の安らぎや喜びを得る。

やさしい英語で： To feel comfort or happiness from something.

• She solaced in their company.
• He solaced with friends after his loss.
• In those lonely days, they solaced in their shared faith.

使い方： solace in something (He solaced in the memory of happier days.)

類義語： take comfort

よく使う表現： solace in something, solace with friends