inconsolably
adverb uk/ˌɪn.kənˈsəʊ.lə.bli/ us/ˌɪn.kənˈsoʊ.lə.bəl/
伤心欲绝地;极度沮丧地;无法慰藉地
in so sad or disappointed a way that it is impossible for anyone to make you feel better
The child was crying inconsolably. 孩子哭得伤心欲绝。
I would wake in the middle of the night sobbing inconsolably. 我在半夜醒来时，会沮丧地抽泣。
See: inconsolable
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- She grieved inconsolably over the death of her young children.
- The baby started pulling at his ear and crying inconsolably for no apparent reason.
- A four-year-old in the front row began bawling loudly and inconsolably.