Comfortable

/ˈkʌm.fə.tə.bəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

providing physical ease and relaxation

The sofa is soft and comfortable, making it a perfect spot to relax.

free from stress or worry; at ease

She felt comfortable speaking in front of the large audience.

having the right amount of warmth, especially in a climate or weather condition

The cabin was warm and comfortable during the cold winter nights.

sufficiently well-off or affluent

They live in a comfortable neighborhood with nice schools and parks.

From the Latin 'comfortabilis', from 'comfortare' meaning to strengthen or console.

comfortable in one's own skin

to be at ease with oneself and who one is.

get comfortable

to settle in a way that is relaxed.

comfortable living

a lifestyle with financial security and lack of stress.

comfort

a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint.

ease

absence of difficulty or effort.

to chill or relax.

Let's just comfortable at home tonight.

to be in a good place mentally.

I'm feeling all comfortable after that vacation.