Past tense of condole; expressed sympathy or sorrow to someone who is grieving.
Regular past tense formation from the verb 'condole,' using the standard English '-ed' suffix applied to the Latin-derived verb base.
Using 'condoled' in speech would make you sound extraordinarily formal—it's the kind of past tense that survives mostly in written memoirs and Victorian literature rather than in real conversation.
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