to comfort or console someone who is sad or distressed

To express sympathy, greetings, or concern through words or gifts; to console or convey solicitude.

happy and relieved; feeling gratified and at ease

to console, comfort, or soothe through kind words and actions

A woman or girl forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military during World War II.

to provide comfort or solace to someone in distress

to comfort or reassure oneself; self-consolation

Money given to express sympathy or to help someone through a difficult time, such as bereavement, serious injury, or financial hardship

to feel relieved or gratified; comfortable and pleased

1. A preparation with no pharmacological effect, designed to look like medicine and used for its psychological benefits or in clinical trials; 2. Anything that provides comfort or psychological relief without solving the underlying problem

to soothe or console someone through persuasion and comforting words; to offer relief from distress

To express appreciation or comfort to someone for their hard work through gifts, food, or money.

to comfort; to console; to make someone feel relieved or satisfied

to feel happy and comforted; to feel gratified

a prize given to someone who has not won but has performed well or deserves recognition

to do something just to find some relief or comfort for oneself

To comfort and encourage someone; often used by a superior toward a subordinate.

letter of sympathy or condolence expressing comfort to someone

(literary) to express condolences; to console the family of the deceased

A friendly competition organized for participants who were eliminated from a tournament to boost morale or encourage further interaction.

feeling both joyful and relieved; happy and comforted

to offer condolences; an expression of sympathy to the bereaved

an object used for sexual pleasure; sex toy

a harmless substance that causes harmful effects because the patient expects it to be harmful; the opposite of a [[安慰剂|安慰劑|an1 wei4 ji4]]

to send a messenger to express sympathy or visit someone to offer comfort, especially to those in mourning or distress

(literary) to proclaim government decrees and offer comfort or reassurance to the people

rest or recreational leave granted as compensation for hardship or extended service

to show care and concern for someone through a visit or message; to offer condolences or comfort

to comfort and soothe; to provide consolation

something small or slight that provides comfort or serves as a consolation, which is better than having nothing at all

To comfort and persuade someone to remain in their current position or office rather than leaving or resigning

(literary) feeling depressed, heavy-hearted, or gloomy; burdened by sorrow

pension or lump-sum payment given to an injured person or to the family of the deceased as compensation or consolation

comfort or consolation found in religious or spiritual faith

to comfort, console, or reassure oneself; self-consolation