English
inconsolably
From inconsolable + -ly.
A compound of inconsolable + -ly
Latin sōlor ‘to comfort, console, solace’
Latin cōnsōlor ‘to console’
Latin cōnsōlābilis ‘consolable’
Latin inconsolabilis
Middle French inconsolable
English inconsolable
Today it means
adv In an inconsolable manner.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / inconsolably