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comfortableness

[ UK /kˈʌmftəbə‍lnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a state of being relaxed and feeling no pain
    he is a man who enjoys his comfort
    she longed for the comfortableness of her armchair
  2. a feeling of being at ease in a relationship

How To Use comfortableness In A Sentence

  • We did not answer, because now, for the first time, it came over all of us, in a rush of blushes and uncomfortableness, that burying a fox is a suspicious act. The Wouldbegoods
  • He'd held his feelings in check, yet felt serene and happy as he held her in his arms during that evening of comfortableness on both of their parts.
  • The utility model has a good decorative effect except that the utility model can endow certain temperature to the seat ring to resolve uncomfortableness of cool.
  • Service is obviously still taking shape...we weren't offered any water, I had to ask for silverware & napkins, our dishes should have arrived simultaneously to avoid the "no go ahead and start without me" uncomfortableness, we had to wait a bit for the waffles since there was the snafu with the lemon curd, plus the busboy was a bit too intent on clearing our plates quickly. Recent Reviews Near San Francisco, CA
  • His comfortableness in the persona brings us that much closer to his pathos.
  • He describes a similar shift a bit more sardonically, saying that his relationship has settled into a state of "depressing comfortableness. Douglas LaBier: Recharge a Declining Relationship Through "Indifference"
  • We may or may not "rebound" from this crisis -- that is to say, find our way back to a sort of middle-class comfortableness relatively free of anxiety -- but what we will do is slowly continue to be transformed by it. Printing: Getting the Scoop from Nationally Syndicated Journalist Bob Koehler
  • I love her novels for the same sort of comfortableness -- but in a British way. My new secret boyfriend
  • Why is it okay for straight women to compliment the looks of another woman and then, on the other hand, when men do the same, social uncomfortableness arises.
  • I want to say thank you for this article which gives me another reminder to treasure my friends for their uniquenesses, honesty, and comfortableness with being genuine even in public. Open Letter to Ivor Tossell, Globe and Mail
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