1. past tense of condole; expressed sympathy or grief, especially for someone who has experienced a loss
Usage: formal

Examples

• The neighbors condoled with the family after their loss.
• She condoled with her friend whose father had passed away.
• The entire community condoled with the victims’ families.
• He condoled with his colleague over the failed project.
• They condoled with each other during the difficult time.
• The president condoled with the nation after the tragedy.