1. In a manner or degree that does not admit of consolation.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• inconsoloable,
• inconsollable,
• inconsolabe,
• uncontolably,
• inconsolible,
• inconsolale,
• unconsolably,
• incosolable,
• inconsoleable,
• inconsolibly,
• inconsoilable,
• incontrolably,
• incosolably,
• inconsolabl,
• inconsolablke,
• inconsolabley,
• inconcolable,
• incinsolable,
• incinsolably,
• inconselebly

• incomparably,
• insensibly,
• inconsolable,
• inconceivable,
• incontestable,
• inconstancy,
• inconsiderable,
• inconceivably.

The adjective form of the word "inconsolably" is "inconsolable".

The plural form of "inconsolably" is "inconsolables". However, it is not a commonly used plural form, as "inconsolably" is an adverb and does not typically have a plural form.

The singular form of "inconsolably" is "inconsolable"