1. capable of being comforted or soothed when sad, distressed, or grieving

Examples

• The child was upset but consolable after her mother offered her a hug.
• He was not consolable after hearing the bad news.
• She found the grieving widow to be consolable with kind words and support.
• The toddler became consolable once given his favorite toy.
• Even the most consolable person would struggle with such a loss.
• They hoped the patient would be consolable during the difficult recovery period.