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inconsolable

adjective as in brokenhearted

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Bob Bueckers tells a story about a time when he was coaching the elementary school team and having to explain to Paige, inconsolable and frustrated, that league rules required him to bench her for part of the game.

When this prophecy failed, just as all the previous ones had, many QAnon followers were inconsolable.

Not everything gets wrapped up with a pretty bow; some mysteries are unsolvable, some victims inconsolable.

Even an “inconsolable” grief-stricken person is accessible to his or her other loved ones.

Unsettled and inconsolable, Renai insists they move again, only to find the disturbances follow them to their new house.

He was inconsolable on finding that he could not hit off the colouring of the old church pictures.

Cromwell appeared to be much affected by his death; and the republicans, who reposed great confidence in him, were inconsolable.

During this time, the whole family suffered the truest grief, and Camilla was inconsolable.

From the time of the transportation of Aladdin's palace, the princess's father had been inconsolable for the loss of her.

He was inconsolable for having given the princes permission to hunt, or for not having borne them company.

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On this page you'll find 27 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to inconsolable, such as: disconsolate, unconsolable, comfortless, dejected, desolate, and despairing.

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

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