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comodo

comodo

8.1
Easy and pleasant for the body so you feel relaxed
  • adjective
translation icon : cómodo
  • She chose a comodo chair for the study because it supported her back during long readings.

Examples

  • He wore comodo shoes so he could walk around the city without any pain.

  • The hotel room was very comodo, making it easy to relax after a long day.

  • This chair is very comodo for long hours of work.

  • I find this sofa quite comodo for reading.

  • The hotel room was very comodo, making it easy to relax after a long day.

  • He wore comodo shoes so he could walk around the city without any pain.

  • She chose a comodo chair for the study because it supported her back during long readings.

Synonyms

comfortable
vscomodo
494 1.0

Not feeling pain or physical discomfort

includes convenience and lack of difficulty beyond physical ease
comfy
vscomodo
  • Informal
82 1.9

Making you feel relaxed and not in pain

is the standard neutral form rather than informal speech
cushiony
vscomodo
1 3.0

Soft and comfortable because it has cushions or soft padding

centers on general ease and convenience rather than just softness

Antonyms

713 1.7

Causing physical pain or making you feel uneasy in a situation

How Comfortable

luxurious
62 5.6
cozy
  • Literature
158 1.6
comodo
8.1
adequate
234 2.7
uncomfortable
713 1.7

Surface Forms

comodo positive

Etymology

Comodo comes from the Latin commodus, which meant 'convenient' or 'suitable'. It shares the same root as English accommodate, so comodo keeps the idea of being 'comfortable' and easy to use.