comforted
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- adjective
- /ˈkʌmfərtɪd/
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confortado
- I feel very comforted in knowing that we did just that during some pretty dark times.
He's been in TV shows and he did so much with his life and I'm very comforted by that.
- He's been in TV shows and he did so much with his life and I'm very comforted by that.
- I don't think it's fair, you know, because if you go to a church, you, you need to know that you're comforted by God.
- I can no longer hold him and, you know, feel comforted from the wave of emotions that maybe come back from having this having the miscarriage.
- I'll reach in my pocket, and I'll be comforted by a piece of paper that has no value in the forest unless you're out of toilet paper.
- So I feel very comforted and that's when I listen to like, talk radio because I don't want to listen to music and eat.
- And in this I am comforted and buoyed by a conversation I had with a very erudite philosopher, Kwame Anthony Appia.
Examples
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After talking with her friend about her problems, she felt truly comforted and understood.
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Everyone likes to be, to be comforted and, and said, you know, you're great, all that stuff.
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So I feel very comforted and that's when I listen to like, talk radio because I don't want to listen to music and eat.
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So once you get your jewels in there, boy, let me tell you, you're going to be comfort comforted to your core.
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I can no longer hold him and, you know, feel comforted from the wave of emotions that maybe come back from having this having the miscarriage.
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I'll reach in my pocket, and I'll be comforted by a piece of paper that has no value in the forest unless you're out of toilet paper.
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When you get beat to show you all the time, your mind wants to go to that nice spot where you're comforted, where you're not trying, which is easy.
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Similarly, any stimulus that makes you feel sort of warm and comforted, I think that's a very strong ASMR kind of trick.
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And in this I am comforted and buoyed by a conversation I had with a very erudite philosopher, Kwame Anthony Appia.
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The kind words of the teacher left the students feeling comforted during the challenging exam period.
Synonyms
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Feeling happy and relaxed because something bad did not happen
You feel less worried because someone or something calms you
Made less painful or easier to deal with
Antonyms
How Comforted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Comforted comes from the old parts con- 'with' and fort 'strong', so at first it meant 'to give strength' to someone. That's why when you are comforted you feel supported or relieved and less upset.