solicitously

Synonyms for solicitously

adv with compassion

1560s, from Latin sollicitus "restless, uneasy, careful, full of anxiety" (see solicit). Related: Solicitously; solicitousness.

A spasm of pain crossed his face, and she bent over him solicitously.

"You look all tired out, my dear," remarked Mrs. Dean solicitously.

He came immediately to the bedside and looked at Blaine solicitously.

Heinrich, solicitously brushing and folding Karl's coat, waited.

He made a back of the chair, spread the rug and installed her solicitously.

Mrs. Gerand solicitously helped her on with her shabby blue coat.

Dont you be alarmed, he said solicitously, I shall be at hand in case of trouble.

All the dying embers of controversy were solicitously fanned.

"Misinterpret not my words, dearest lady," he said solicitously.

She allowed me to arrange her pillows and wrap her solicitously in her steamer rugs.