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console

verb as in relieve, comfort

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Nintendo Switch video game consoles have been difficult to find during the coronavirus pandemic.

From Fortune

According to Pachter, Nintendo usually stockpiles consoles during the first half of the year to get ready for a surge late in the year.

From Fortune

We know variety is crucial when it comes to learning experiences, and it is unhealthy whenever any kid is glued to their computer screen or console and not spending enough time exercising outside.

Microsoft also has LinkedIn’s advertising business, and the company sells ads that run on its Xbox gaming consoles.

From Digiday

The quickest and easiest place to start is Google’s own search console, which offers tools and reports to improve your website’s search presence.

As McSpadden wailed in grief, Head climbed on the hood of the car to console her.

The teenager was shaken by the incident, and his father remembers having to console him for hours that day.

This woke her husband, who questioned and tried to console her, to no avail.

The purpose of art,” Bemelmans once said, “is to console and amuse—myself, and, I hope, others.

Neve, often credited as the creator of the recording console, has been making high quality large format consoles for decades.

It has come to this—that I open my newspaper every morning with a sinking heart, and usually I find little to console me.

"Perhaps I can write to you," Hugh tried to console her, feeling horribly guilty and helpless.

Ledit Sieur le console, & le fait enlever de la pour le mener avec lui.

Our illustration (Fig. 8) gives a good idea of the appearance of a modern Hope-Jones console.

A stop-knob bearing the inscription, "Noli me tangere" (touch me not), was attached to the console.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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