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condolent

[kuh n-doh-luh nt]

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adjective

feeling or expressing sorrow, sympathy, compassion, or the like.

Origin of condolent

First recorded in 1480–90, condolent is from the Late Latin word condolent- (stem of condolēns, present participle of condolēre). See condole, -ent

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Historical Examples of condolent

By 'insolent,' not 'condolent,' as Anthony Wood quotes, Puttenham meant original.
Sir Walter Ralegh
William Stebbing