comfortable

US /ˈkʌmfətəbəl, ˈkʌmftəbəl/

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UK /ˈkʌmftəbl/

adj.AdjectiveHaving more than enough e.g. money for your needs

Her husband makes a comfortable living

adj.AdjectiveBeing relaxed, warm or happy

Even though it was his first TV interview, he looked rather comfortable

adj.AdjectiveNot being worried about something; at ease

Here in a small Italian café with a glass of cold juice she was really comfortable and happy

adj.AdjectiveProviding physical ease and relaxation.

This chair is very comfortable.

adj.AdjectiveCompetent or skilled at something.

She is comfortable speaking in public.

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The layout is good, backlighting is red, keys feel pretty comfortable.
The layout is good, backlighting is red, keys feel pretty comfortable.
Surface temperatures also comfortable.
Surface temperatures also comfortable.

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You can't be comfortable in your skin when you're not standing in the space of who
You can't be comfortable in your skin when you're not standing in the space of who

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in somewhat comfortable surroundings. This same standard of conduct did not apply to
in somewhat comfortable surroundings. This same standard of conduct did not apply to

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Listen to me.. But on the other hand for real you comfortable with average..
Listen to me.. But on the other hand for real you comfortable with average..

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who left the comfortable life of a High Table chair holder
who left the comfortable life of a High Table chair holder

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I've been studying Spanish with Preply and have felt so comfortable talking with Native
I've been studying Spanish with Preply and have felt so comfortable talking with Native

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I ended up being fairly comfortable because I have room between my knee and the seat in front of me.
I ended up being fairly comfortable because I have room between my knee and the seat in front of me.
For my experience, the seats were pretty comfortable though.
For my experience, the seats were pretty comfortable though.

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