Definition, Betydelse, Synonymer & Anagram | Engelska ordet SOLACE

Definition av SOLACE

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• Both facilities have overnight rooms available to be utilized by the public for a small fee in order to find a place of solace and quiet reflection.
• Consistent of white-collar executives, professionals and retirees; a striking amount of this suburban enclaves residents continue to traverse eastward in search of solace beyond the exorbitant real estate prices of neighboring Orange and Los Angeles counties.
• Handholding is also common in advanced stages of a romantic relationship where it may be used to signify or seek solace and reassurance.
• Ponceludon realizes that the court is corrupt and hollow but finds solace in Mathilde de Bellegarde, the doctor's daughter, who agrees to marry a rich old man to support her science experiments and pay off her father's debts.
• There he spent eight unhappy years, detesting the low quality of education and the severe discipline, taking solace in self-education.
• Montale's work, especially his first poetry collection Ossi di seppia ("Cuttlefish Bones"), which appeared in 1925, shows him as an antifascist who felt detached from contemporary life and found solace and refuge in the solitude of nature.
• He certainly did not change Rankin's mind or behavior, but he gave solace to millions who longed for a little retaliatory defiance.
• She was teased by classmates for her "skinny frame", but she excelled at sports and found solace in the nature of Jamaica.
• The Governor then reveals that the dinner companions whom Bond found dull were in fact Rhoda and her husband – the Governor hinting that Bond should have a quantum of solace for what they went through.
• In the interview, she talked about her life since the late king (whom she fondly referred to as Almarhum) died, how she coped with his death with her family's love and support, her nephews Abdul Aziz (whom the late king named after himself shortly before he died) and Abdul Azim as her solace, her role as the former queen of Malaysia, her relationship with the late king, and her hope to find love and remarry again, with her parents' blessings.
• In April 2017, Hedgecock sued the City of San Diego for "the loss of support, service, love, companionship, society, affection, relations and solace from his wife" (according to court records) after his wife broke her breast implants when she tripped on a public street; the lawsuit alleges that the sidewalk was uneven due to a nearby tree, causing Hedgecock's wife to fall.
• The meek find solace in each other's company, an unexpected relationship catalyzed by mysterious encounters.
• The largest is the prose treatise Last Battell of the Soule in Death (Edinburgh, 1628), a text written in the Ars moriendi tradition to offer solace to those approaching death.
• One day, while finding solace in a living room display at a mall, he complains to the Easter Bunny—a man in a pink bunny suit—who recommends that North simply explain his feelings to them, but North says their neglect makes them undeserving.
• Some solace for Grönholm, though, came in that another victory in New Zealand ahead of teammate Mikko Hirvonen was to confirm the manufacturers' title for his Ford team over Loeb-less Kronos Citroën.
• Historian Tuchman notes the Battle of Nicopolis was considered so significant that the number of combatants given by medieval chroniclers ranges as high as 400,000, with each side insisting that the enemy outnumbered them two-to-one, which for the crusaders offered some solace for their defeat and for the Turks increased the glory of their victory.

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