cushinesses
/ˈkʊʃinəsɪz/
noun
- The quality or state of being soft, comfortable, or yielding like a cushion.
- The hotel boasted about the cushinesses of its pillows and mattresses.
- The cushinesses of the new sofa made it hard to get up in the morning.
- She appreciated the cushinesses of the thick carpet under her bare feet.
- The quality of being easy, comfortable, or requiring little effort; a state of ease or luxury.
- The cushinesses of the all-inclusive vacation made everyone forget their daily stresses.
- He enjoyed the cushinesses of his remote job, with no commute and flexible hours.
- Some people prefer the cushinesses of a predictable routine over the challenges of a new adventure.
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