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cushion

[koosh-uhn] / ˈkʊʃ ən /




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That’s a nice level of cushion, but it’s about to disappear.

From Barron's

But bondholders are still exposed, as less of a cash cushion means weaker credit quality, and higher yields.

From The Wall Street Journal

I shove my phone in the sofa cushions and turn my attention to Lily.

From Literature

It had a whisk for a TV antenna and a cushion from the sofa for a bed, and I cut out windows with the big, sharp knife.

From Literature

The ice must be warmer and have a softer surface for figure skating to allow cushion landings.

From BBC