consolable (adjective)

1. After losing the battle, the superhero was consoled by his fellow heroes and found himself consolable.

2. In the novel, the protagonist's best friend, who always had wise words for every situation, was able to console her in her darkest moments, showing that she was indeed consolable.

3. During the American Civil War, countless families lost their loved ones in battle, and the grief-stricken mothers and wives desperately sought comfort, but not all of them were consolable.

4. In the magical world, the fairies possessed the ability to heal emotional wounds and were often sought after by those who needed to be consoled. Their consolable nature made them highly respected and revered.