consolable

In real life he may have been more consolable, as his own book suggests.

“Inconsolable doesn’t mean that you are sometimes consolable.

Pat missed them terribly but Judy and Rae were consolable.

Cries but consolable, inappropriate interactions.

The appearance is determined by an examination of tone, how interactive the child is, if they are consolable, their gaze, and the quality of their speech or cry.

"He was not consolable," said Roger Berlind, one of the producers who brought "Amy's View" and "The Blue Room" from London.

Or else I want to console her, all the while knowing that she was no more consolable than Larkin was, or than I am for that matter.

I would be distinctly consolable if the United States really was in decline and I have more legitimate grievances against that country than do The Guardian or the BBC, but it is still a country of incomparable vitality even as its moral, judicial soul atrophies and reeks.