1. expressing or showing sympathy and sorrow for someone's loss or misfortune
Usage: formal or literary; often used in the phrase 'condolent remarks' or 'condolent letter'

Examples

• She sent a condolent message to the grieving family.
• The condolent tone of his speech comforted those in mourning.
• Her condolent words offered some solace during their time of sorrow.
• The letter was written in a condolent manner, acknowledging their loss.
• His condolent gesture—a simple visit—meant more than any words could express.