The quality or state of being consolatory; the degree to which something provides comfort or relief to someone suffering.
From consolatory (Latin consolatorius) + -ness (suffix for abstract qualities). An extremely rare formation in English, combining Latin roots with Germanic suffixes.
This ultra-rare word embodies the Victorian love of naming every possible quality—they wanted a word not just for 'comfort' but for the abstract essence of comforting-ness itself.
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