Consolatorily
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adverb
Quick meaning: Consolatorily is an adverb meaning In a consolatory manner.
Meaning
In a consolatory manner.
Example Sentences
It required an effort to be perfectly composed, at a simily which I imagine has never been used in the Greek language since the days of Medea; but I cast down my eyes, and said consolatorily, “It is difficult to do justice to such men as Pericles and Polus.”
2004, Veronica Buckley, Christina, Queen of Sweden, London: Fourth Estate, Part 1, “The Little Queen,” pp. 39-40, Of the younger Oxenstierna brother, Gabriel Gustavsson, now High Steward, she writes that he was well liked and well spoken, but in the natural way of the Swedes, without the burden of much erudition, since he had “only a smattering of Latin.” But he was, she adds consolatorily, “a very good man.”
Synonyms for consolatorily
Depending on context, synonyms include comfortingly, consolingly.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include consolingly, consolably, condolingly, unconsolingly, conciliatorily, commiseratively.
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