comfortable
- adjective
- /ˈkʌmfərtəbəl/
- The family was very inviting and made me feel very comfortable in their home.
- feel comfortable
- more comfortable
- become comfortable
Overwhelmingly, people do not feel comfortable expressing their opinions.
- Overwhelmingly, people do not feel comfortable expressing their opinions.
- I always say I feel comfortable everywhere but belong nowhere.
- I love that she's able to be comfortable in her own skin.
- You find peace and rest and when you're comfortable you can make the smarter move.
- I think I've became more comfortable with who I was.
- She would actually feel more comfortable finding a flaw.
Examples
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Overall, she tried to make students more comfortable during the act of reading.
Academic text (2012) -
Would you be comfortable in here?
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How did you become so comfortable being yourself?
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The place where I feel comfortable is the kitchen.
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You need to be comfortable showing that part of you.
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I fully trust her and feel very comfortable telling her all my problems without doubt.
Academic text (2011) -
The important thing was that I felt comfortable when I began to write.
Academic text (2008) -
Over the past decade, teens have become much more comfortable sharing information on social media sites.
Academic text (2013) -
Don't be nervous, remain calm, and just try to answer the question in any manner in which you feel most comfortable.
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After a long day at work, she loved to sink into her sofa, feeling completely comfortable as she unwound with a good book.
Synonyms
Calm and not worried
Warm and comfortable in a small friendly place
Feeling confident and free from worry or doubt
Calm and free from worry or conflict
Being comfortable and relaxed, not nervous or worried
Making you feel calm and comfortable
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Compounds
How Comfortable
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Morphology
Etymology
Comfortable comes from comfort, from Latin con- 'with' and fortis 'strong', and it originally meant to 'give strength' or support to someone. That's why comfortable also means feeling at ease and safe in your mind, as if you have support.