super comfortable
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- adjective
- /ˈsuːpər ˈkʌmfərtəbəl/
- Informal
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súper cómodo
- The new shoes are not only stylish but also super comfortable for all-day wear.
And you're super comfortable and confident with it.
- And you're super comfortable and confident with it.
- And you want to make sure that everyone feel super comfortable, relaxed and taken care of.
- So yeah, the last year I started to think, you know, I didn't feel super comfortable going to the club at night.
- And on top of them being super comfortable, they keep you nice and cool even on those hot, awful nights.
Examples
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I immediately jumped at the opportunity, fired up my laptop, and, making use of the free Wi-Fi available on the premises, checked my email and blog from one of the super comfortable sofas.
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I'll usually wear something super comfortable, so sweatpants or mess shorts, comfortable shoes, the whole shebang.
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And I really, really have found a way to be super comfortable, you know, by myself.
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And you want to make sure that everyone feel super comfortable, relaxed and taken care of.
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And on top of them being super comfortable, they keep you nice and cool even on those hot, awful nights.
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I always wear the summer ones because they are super comfortable and durable.
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OK, This actually feels super comfortable on though, so that's really nice.
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The headset is super comfortable and sounds fantastic on both sides of the conversation.
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Enjoys the little things in life, like super comfortable underwear from Me Undies.
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Bombas makes you feel good with their super comfortable underwear, socks, slippers, slides and T-shirts.
Synonyms
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Not feeling pain or physical discomfort
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Making you feel relaxed and not in pain
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Soft and comfortable because it has cushions or soft padding
Antonyms
How Comfortable
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'extremely comfortable' is directly and transparently built from 'super' (very/to a great degree) modifying 'comfortable' (giving physical ease), so a B1 learner who knows both words can derive the compound meaning. The intensifier + adjective pattern is common in English and cross-linguistically familiar, making this phrase immediately comprehensible without prior exposure.
Etymology
Super comfortable uses super to mean 'very' and comfortable to mean ease; picture something so soft and cozy it feels above normal comfort, like lying on a cloud. That's why it means 'extremely comfortable'.