Solace

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Solace [ SOL-is ]

[ transitive verb ]

MEANING :

1. (tr.v.) to comfort someone or cheer someone up
2. (tr.v.) to allay or relieve someone of their misery or grief
3. (n.) comfort, alleviation or consolation
4. (n.) a source of alleviation, comfort or consolation

USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :

She has been the source of solace and consolation for the family of the martyr.

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