Pronunciation: /ˈkʌmfərt/
noun a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint
A1 I find comfort in my favorite blanket.
A2 She always seeks comfort from her friends when she's feeling down.
B1 The cozy armchair provided a sense of comfort after a long day at work.
B2 The familiar smell of her grandmother's cooking brought her great comfort.
C1 He found comfort in the knowledge that his hard work would eventually pay off.
C2 The luxury hotel provided unparalleled comfort and relaxation for its guests.
verb to ease someone's feelings of grief or distress
A1 I comforted my friend when she was feeling sad.
A2 The soft blanket comforted the baby and helped her fall asleep.
B1 The therapist comforted the patient by listening to their concerns.
B2 The familiar smell of home cooking comforted her during her travels.
C1 He found comfort in the routine of his daily exercise regimen.
C2 The soothing music provided comfort and relaxation after a long day.
formal The ergonomic design of the chair provides maximum comfort for long hours of sitting.
informal I always feel a sense of comfort when I'm curled up on the couch with a good book.
slang Nothing beats the comfort of sleeping in on a lazy Sunday morning.
figurative In times of distress, music serves as a source of comfort for many people.
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