comfortable

/ˈkʌmf.tə.bl̩/
adj 5noun 1

Collocations

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1

(adj.) allowing you to feel relaxed

VERBS

be, feel, look

She looked comfortable sitting in her favorite armchair with a cup of tea.

make sth

Adding some cushions and soft lighting will make the old sofa more comfortable.

ADV

extremely, incredibly, superbly, very, wonderfully

After the long flight, I found the hotel bed incredibly comfortable and fell asleep immediately.

perfectly

enough, fairly, moderately, quite, reasonably

The old armchair wasn't fancy, but it was reasonably comfortable for reading.

surprisingly

2

(adj.) not having any pain/worry

VERBS

be, feel, look

The old armchair looks comfortable, so I always sit there to read.

become, get

After a few minutes in the warm bath, she finally became comfortable enough to relax.

make sb/yourself

The soft cushions and warm blankets made everyone comfortable during the long movie night.

ADV

very

completely, entirely, quite, totally

She felt quite comfortable speaking in front of the large audience after weeks of practice.

PREP

about

My parents weren't comfortable about me staying out late on school nights.

with

After working together for six months, she finally felt comfortable with the new team members.

3

(adj.) having/providing enough money for all your needs

VERBS

be

ADV

very

quite, relatively

She felt quite comfortable speaking English after living in London for two years.

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