Pronunciation: /ˈkʌmfərtəbəl/
adjective free from stress or fear
A1 I feel comfortable in my own bed.
A2 She always wears comfortable shoes.
B1 The hotel room was clean and comfortable.
B2 After a long day, I like to relax in my comfortable armchair.
C1 The first class cabin on the plane was incredibly comfortable.
C2 The luxurious spa offered the most comfortable massage chairs.
adverb in a way that provides physical ease and relaxation
A1 She sat comfortably on the soft sofa.
A2 He slept comfortably in his own bed after a long day.
B1 The hotel room was clean and comfortable, perfect for a relaxing vacation.
B2 After adjusting the seat, she finally felt comfortable driving the new car.
C1 He spoke comfortably in front of the large audience, showing no signs of nervousness.
C2 The actor appeared comfortable and confident on stage during the live performance.
formal The chair in the waiting room is designed to provide maximum comfort for patients.
informal I always feel comfortable hanging out with my best friend.
slang These shoes are so comfortable, I could wear them all day.
figurative She found comfort in the familiar surroundings of her childhood home.
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