comfortable
/ˈkʌmfərtəbəl/
adjective
- Providing physical ease and relaxation; free from pain or discomfort.
- She wore comfortable shoes for the long walk through the city.
- The sofa is so comfortable that I often fall asleep on it.
- After a hot bath, he felt warm and comfortable in his pajamas.
- Feeling physically relaxed and at ease; not experiencing pain or distress.
- I'm not comfortable sitting on this hard chair for hours.
- Make sure you are comfortable before we start the movie.
- The patient said she was comfortable after taking the medicine.
- Free from worry, anxiety, or financial difficulty; having enough money for a pleasant life.
- His retirement income is enough to keep him comfortable.
- After years of saving, she finally felt financially comfortable.
- They live a comfortable life in a nice house with a garden.
- Confident and relaxed in a social situation; not awkward or uneasy.
- She made the new student feel comfortable on her first day.
- He is not comfortable with public speaking, so he avoids it.
- I feel comfortable speaking in front of my classmates now.
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