What is "comfort" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does comfort mean in English? Meaning of comfort definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "comfort" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "comfort": a state of being relaxed and feeling no pain
Noun
Meaning of "comfort": give moral or emotional strength to
Verb
Meaning of "comfort": a feeling of freedom from worry or disappointment
Noun
Meaning of "comfort": lessen pain or discomfort; alleviate
Verb
Meaning of "comfort": the act of consoling; giving relief in affliction
Noun
Meaning of "comfort": a freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state
Noun
Meaning of "comfort": satisfaction or physical well-being provided by a person or thing
Noun
Meaning of "comfort": bedding made of two layers of cloth filled with stuffing and stitched together
Noun
Meaning of "comfort": assistance, such as that provided to an enemy or to a known criminal
Noun
Synonyms:
amenity, contentment, enjoyment, satisfaction, convenience, well-being, luxury, relaxation, pleasure, warmth, happiness, relief, abundance, assuagement, complacency, alleviation, peacefulness, sufficiency, quiet, repose, poise, facility, cheer, exhilaration, succor, gratification, plenty, opulence, rest, cheerfulness, bed of roses, creature comforts, snugness, restfulness, coziness, solace, compassion, encouragement, sympathy, relief, consolation, pity, alleviation, support, assist, hand, compensation, succor, lift, secours, delight, console, assuage, relieve, reassure, encourage, refresh, soothe, cheer, hearten, help, strengthen, salve, soften, stroke, revitalize, ameliorate, allay, bolster, compose, solace, uphold, confirm, enliven, ease, revive, upraise, abate, condole, sustain, calm, gladden, reanimate, divert, nourish, assist, sympathize, free, remedy, inspirit, mitigate, invigorate, succor, alleviate, aid, support, buck up, commiserate with, grant respite, lighten burden, make well, put at ease, quiet fears,
Antonyms:
inconvenience, discontent, displeasure, dissatisfaction, sadness, sorrow, woe, lack, agitation, upset, worry, bother, botheration, exasperation, torment, torture, hindrance, hurt, injury, misery, unhappiness, need, want, gloom, pain, depression, aggravation, annoyance, distress, irritation, indifference, hindrance, bother, botheration, exasperation, torment, torture, hurt, injury, mercilessness, discouragement, stop, aggravation, annoyance, distress, irritation, distress, pain, dispirit, worry, dishearten, dissuade, bring down, block, harm, hinder, injure, obstruct, worsen, weaken, intensify, destroy, anger, excite, contradict, enervate, increase, suppress, disapprove, annoy, exasperate, torment, torture, vex, depress, trouble, agitate, discourage, hurt, upset, stop, irritate, oppose, bore, dull, magnify, neglect, aggravate, bother, provoke,
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