so·lace 
/ˈsɑ:ləs/ noun
/ˈsɑ:ləs/ noun formal : someone or something that gives a feeling of comfort to a person who is sad, depressed, etc. : a source of comfort [singular] ▪ Her presence was a great solace for/to me. [noncount] — often + in ▪ We took/found solace in the knowledge that she hadn't been alone at the end. ▪ I urged him not to seek solace in alcohol. [=I urged him not to drink to feel better]
