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Meanings of comfortable in English
In fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich.
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Usage of comfortable in English
1
Try different hand orientations; a good jam should feel secure and comfortable.
2
For companies, high returns attract new entrants who threaten incumbents' comfortable state.
3
He quickly changed the subject back to a more comfortable topic: war.
4
Masha's Hebrew is now quite good; Volodya is more comfortable with English.
5
However, this means the pen is actually pen-sized and comfortable to hold.
6
It's easy to feel he's not happy, not comfortable with the situation.
7
However, I feel most comfortable with words and pictures and not videos.
8
Prices of U.S. government debt fell as investors felt comfortable buying stocks.
9
This thought, although perfectly true, is not one he finds especially comfortable.
10
Once upon a time, my family and I were really quite comfortable.
11
Years of competitive swimming had made Johann completely comfortable in the water.
12
Europe is comfortable to me, whereas Asia both invites and resists understanding.
13
Heteronormative society makes it difficult for us to feel comfortable at times.
14
But as soon as I start to work I feel weirdly comfortable.
15
The Bearcats continued to maintain a comfortable lead throughout the second half.
16
Now most Australian are quite comfortable with investment from Japan, he said.
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Australia
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South Africa
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Ireland
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