consolatory

adj.

慰问的，可藉慰的；

1. The sight of sleek well-fed blue-coat boys in pictures, was at that time, little consolatory to her.
   当时她看到图片上整洁而又营养充足穿蓝色校服的学童并不感到有多大安慰。

Consolatory Literature of the English Recusants
The Consolatory Tradition and Seneca's Attitude to the Emotions
Consolatory rhetoric : grief, symbol, and ritual in the Greco-Roman era
Consolatory Dialogue in Devotional Writings by Men and Women of Early Modern Protestant Germany
Meditation and Consolatory Soul–God Dialogues in Seventeenth-Century Lutheran Germany
Finding comfort in a joke: consolatory effects of humor through cognitive distraction.
["Consolatory eating"is not a myth. Stress-induced increased cortisol levels result in leptin-resistant obesity]
Disney-ality and Forgetfulness: the Eu - topia of a Consolatory Place
On the Issue of Japanese Army to Enlist the Consolatory Women by Force during Japanese Invading China Period
Nihil inopinati accidisse – ‘Nothing unexpected has happened’: A Cyrenaic Consolatory Topos in 1 Pet 4.12ff.