cushioned

/ˈkʊʃənd/
adjective
  1. Having a soft pad or padding that makes something comfortable or protects against impact.
    • She prefers cushioned shoes for running because they reduce the shock on her knees.
    • The baby's play mat is thick and cushioned to prevent injuries.
    • The cushioned seats in the theater made the long movie much more enjoyable.
  2. Protected or softened from the full effect of something unpleasant.
    • He lived a cushioned life, never having to worry about money.
    • Her childhood was cushioned by loving parents who shielded her from hardship.
    • The employees felt cushioned from the layoffs because of the company's strong financial reserves.
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