comfort
/ˈkʌmfərt/
noun
- A state of physical ease and freedom from pain or worry.
- The hotel room offered every comfort, including a plush bed and a hot shower.
- After a long hike, she sat in a soft chair and enjoyed the comfort of a warm fire.
- He found comfort in knowing that his family was safe.
- A person or thing that gives consolation or relief in difficult times.
- A warm blanket can be a simple comfort on a rainy day.
- Her best friend was a great comfort during the stressful exam period.
- The kind words from his teacher were a comfort to him after he failed the test.
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verb
- To soothe someone who is sad, worried, or in pain; to give consolation.
- She comforted her crying child with a hug and a gentle song.
- He tried to comfort his friend after the team lost the championship game.
- The nurse comforted the patient by holding his hand and speaking softly.