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comfortable
adjective as in good feeling
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adjective as in affluent, wealthy
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Example Sentences
The company aims to create a “warm and welcoming” atmosphere in every store, including the addition of more comfortable chairs and additional outlets.
It’s not that Garrett is questioning survivors; rather, she’s examining all sides of a campaign for justice, and scrutinizing the cracks in our culture’s response to assault, recesses where ill-intentioned agitators can make themselves comfortable.
They ideally need to be in familiar roles that get them into zones on the pitch they're comfortable in, too, and sometimes that requires a manager to tweak his approach.
People covered her in jackets to keep her warm and comfortable as it got dark.
When it comes to broadcast television — look, we’re very comfortable and taken very good care of.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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