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1. (n.) condolence
Often, condolences. expression of sympathy with a person who is suffering sorrow, misfortune, or grief.
Etymology: (1595–1605)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) condolence, commiseration
an expression of sympathy with another's grief
"they sent their condolences"
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| Definition of 'condolence' |
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1. (noun) condolence
expression of sympathy with another in sorrow or grief
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Sense: sympathy
a letter of condolence.
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 Afrikaans: deelneming, betuiging van |
 Arabic: تَعْزِيَه |
 Bulgarian: съчуствие |
 Brazilian: condolências |
 Czech: kondolence, soustrast |
 German: das Beileid |
 Danish: kondolence |
 Greek: συλληπητήρια |
 Spanish: condolencia |
 Estonian: kaastundeavaldus |
 Farsi: تسلیت؛ همدردی |
 Finnish: sympatia |
 French: condoléances |
 Hebrew: תַּנחוּמִים |
 Hindi: शोक, सहानुभूति |
 Croatian: sućut |
 Hungarian: részvétnyilvánítás |
 Indonesian: duka cita |
 Icelandic: tjáning samhryggðar |
 Italian: condoglianze |
 Japanese: 悔やみ |
 Korean: 조위 |
 Lithuanian: užuojauta |
 Latvian: līdzjūtība |
 Malay: takziah |
 Dutch: deelneming |
 Norwegian: kondolanse, deltakelse (i |
 Polish: współczucie, wyrazy współ |
 Persian: تسلیت؛ همدردی |
 Pashto: په غم شريكېدل: خواشينى كې |
 Portuguese: pesar |
 Romanian: condoleanţe |
 Russian: соболезнование |
 Slovak: sústrasť |
 Slovenian: sožalje |
 Serbian: saučešće |
 Swedish: beklagande, deltagande, k |
 Thai: การแสดงความเสียใจต่อผู้อื |
 Turkish: baş sağlığı |
 Taiwanese: 吊唁 |
 Ukrainian: співчуття |
 Urdu: تعزیت |
 Vietnamese: lời chia buồn |
 Chinese: 吊唁 |
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