comforter in Latin
comforter in Latin is consōlātor — comforter means someone who offers comfort or consolation to a person who is suffering.
comforter in Latin
consōlātor
A person who comforts someone who is suffering.
What does "comforter" mean?
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noun Someone who offers comfort or consolation to a person who is suffering.
"Her sister was her greatest comforter after the funeral."
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noun A thick, padded bed cover; a duvet.
"She pulled the comforter up over her shoulders on the cold night."
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noun A thick woollen scarf worn for warmth in winter (chiefly British).
"He wrapped a comforter around his neck before heading out into the snow."
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comforter in a sentence
- Her sister was her greatest comforter after the funeral.
- A good comforter listens more than they talk.
- She pulled the comforter up over her shoulders on the cold night.
- We bought a new comforter for the guest bed.
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What is "comforter" in Latin?
"comforter" in Latin is consōlātor. comforter means: Someone who offers comfort or consolation to a person who is suffering.
How do you use "comforter" in a sentence?
Example: "Her sister was her greatest comforter after the funeral." In Latin, "comforter" is consōlātor.
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