cosset in Spanish
cosset in Spanish is apapachar, consentir, mimar — cosset means to pamper someone or something, treating them with great care and indulgence.
cosset in Spanish
apapachar
(transitive) To treat like a pet; to overly indulge. [from 1650s]
consentir
(transitive) To treat like a pet; to overly indulge. [from 1650s]
mimar
(transitive) To treat like a pet; to overly indulge. [from 1650s]
What does "cosset" mean?
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verb To pamper someone or something, treating them with great care and indulgence.
"The car cossets its occupants in comfort."
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verb To stroke or cuddle someone gently and affectionately.
"The foam cossets your skin."
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verb To make things comfortable and easy for someone.
"An independent oversight body is just setting up, but at full strength it will have a core team of just five. This is a state of affairs that cossets and enriches bailiffs at the expense of families who’ve fallen into debt."
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cosset in a sentence
- The car cossets its occupants in comfort.
- The foam cossets your skin.
- An independent oversight body is just setting up, but at full strength it will have a core team of just five. This is a state of affairs that cossets and enriches bailiffs at the expense of families who’ve fallen into debt.
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What is "cosset" in Spanish?
"cosset" in Spanish is apapachar, consentir, mimar. cosset means: To pamper someone or something, treating them with great care and indulgence.
Are there other ways to say "cosset" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "cosset": apapachar, consentir, mimar.
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