comfortable
adjective
uk
/ˈkʌm.fə.tə.bəl/ us
/ˈkʌm.fɚ.t̬ə.bəl/comfortable adjective (CLOTHES/FURNITURE)
A2
- comfortableAfter a long journey I was looking forward to sleeping in a comfortable bed.
- comfyThere are two big comfy sofas in the lounge.
- cosyUK The living room is warm and cosy.
- snugShe longed to be home in her snug little cottage.
- homelyUK The aim is to create practical, homely interiors rather than statement designs.
- Let me sit you up in the bed so you'll be more comfortable.
- Wear comfortable, loose clothing to your exercise class.
- They live in very comfortable surroundings.
- I slept very soundly, thank you - the bed was really comfortable.
- These office chairs aren't at all comfortable - I wish they'd get some new ones.
comfortable adjective (PHYSICALLY OKAY)
comfortable adjective (NO PROBLEMS)
- (as) cool as a cucumber idiom
- assuasive
- at leisure idiom
- be at peace with the world idiom
- bed rotting
- easy come, easy go idiom
- easy-going
- equilibrium
- fluidly
- free-flowing
- peaceably
- peacefully
- peacefulness
- placable
- placid
- uninhibited
- uninhibitedly
- unpressured
- unpressurized
- unruffled
comfortable adjective (ENOUGH MONEY)
- advantaged
- affluence
- affluency
- affluent
- affluently
- afloat
- amass a fortune
- be sitting pretty idiom
- get-rich-quick
- have money to burn idiom
- live/be in clover idiom
- not be short of a bob or two idiom
- prosperous
- quid
- sit
- solvency
- solvently
- stay afloat
- stinkingly
- strike it rich idiom
comfortable adjective (EASY WIN)
- air supremacy
- annihilate
- annihilation
- bank
- be gunning for someone idiom
- blowout
- medal
- mincemeat
- moral victory
- move/go/close in for the kill idiom
- near thing
- scrape
- snatch victory (from the jaws of defeat) idiom
- stomp
- stomp on someone/something phrasal verb
- sweep the board idiom
- take something apart phrasal verb
- thump
- trouser
- vanquish