comfortable in Latin
comfortable in Latin is commodus — comfortable means providing physical ease; free from pain, stress, or awkwardness.
comfortable in Latin
commodus
Providing physical comfort and ease; agreeable. [from 18th c.]
What does "comfortable" mean?
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adj Providing physical ease; free from pain, stress, or awkwardness.
"These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned."
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adj At ease mentally; relaxed and confident in a situation.
"She felt comfortable speaking in front of large crowds."
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adj Financially secure; having more than enough for one's needs.
"They live a comfortable life in the suburbs."
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comfortable in a sentence
- These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned.
- She felt comfortable speaking in front of large crowds.
- They live a comfortable life in the suburbs.
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What is "comfortable" in Latin?
"comfortable" in Latin is commodus. comfortable means: Providing physical ease; free from pain, stress, or awkwardness.
How do you use "comfortable" in a sentence?
Example: "These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned." In Latin, "comfortable" is commodus.
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