- comfort
- 01. The old woman's cat was a real [comfort] to her after the death of her husband.02. The father [comforted] his daughter with a hug after she was scared by a dog.03. I know this big couch is really old, but it's [comfortable], so I don't want to get rid of it.04. I'm not really [comfortable] with the idea of allowing young children to play violent video games.05. I put some padding on the straps of my knapsack for added [comfort].06. They have saved money all their lives so that they can live in [comfort] when they retire.07. The students can take [comfort] in the fact that although they have a big test tomorrow, it is the last one of the session.08. I really appreciate the [comforts] of life in this country after spending a number of years working in a small village in Botswana.09. Her parents are so friendly that everyone feels [comfortable] when they visit their home.10. The children were tucked [comfortably] in bed, and were waiting for Santa Claus to visit during the night.11. My uncle isn't exactly a millionaire, but he certainly is [comfortable].12. The Dallas Stars have a [comfortable] 3-1 lead against the New York Rangers going into the fifth game of the playoffs.13. Phillip Moffit once said that a house is a home when it shelters the body, and [comforts] the soul.14. There is a Chinese proverb which states that to be uncertain is to be [uncomfortable], but to be certain is to be ridiculous.15. Having your teeth cleaned is sometimes [uncomfortable], but it's usually not painful.16. My son felt pretty [uncomfortable] for a few days after getting his wisdom teeth removed.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.