to comfort; to console

to express sympathy, greetings, or consolation

to be gratified

to console or soothe someone who is distressed, grieving, or in pain

comfort woman (woman or girl forced into sex slavery by the Japanese military 1937-1945)

to console or comfort

to console or comfort oneself through thoughts or explanations

condolence payment or compensation given in cases of bereavement, serious injury, or hardship

to comfort or soothe someone who is distressed

to console

to provide emotional comfort or consolation

to comfort; to console

to feel pleased and comforted

to find some consolation or relief in something, often as a makeshift or minimal solution

to console or offer condolences to the bereaved

to offer condolences and comfort to the bereaved

to comfort, console, or reassure oneself

pension or lump-sum payment for the injured or for the family of the deceased

spiritual consolation

to provide preferential treatment, financial support, and emotional comfort to specific groups, such as the families of martyrs or veterans