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creature comforts
noun as in amenities that make a person feel comfortable
Example Sentences
For now, that might mean changing your budget and acknowledging that you might be spending more on creature comforts.
“The moment you put yourself in a first-class hotel, you become walled off from life, in a world devoted to creature comforts,” Mr. Frommer told The Los Angeles Times in 2009.
It helped that he was back in his marble bunker, surrounded by creature comforts.
Furnish a romantic garden with creature comforts, and you will live in it.
The lush facilities can’t compete on the level of energy with a downtown music marathon, but they had their creature comforts.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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