Word Type

Noun

Proper Noun

Verb

The word "comfort" can be used as noun, proper noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

austerity discomfort distress uneasy

Typical Location

bed friend's house home

Capable Of

cause boredom

Causes Desire

view film at home

Derived Terms

Dutch comfort Job's comfort Lawson comfort criterion cold comfort comfort break comfort eating comfort fic comfort food comfort girl comfort letter comfort noise comfort room comfort station comfort stone comfort stop comfort tone comfort woman comfort zone comfort-eat comfortability comfortable comfortative comforter comfortfic comfortful comforting comfortize comfortless comfortment comfortsome comfortwear creature comfort discomfort letter of comfort lip comfort miscomfort thermal comfort too close for comfort uncomfort uncomfort

Has Property

important in all places people sit

Subevents

hug

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

act affect affluence aid alleviate assist assistance assuage bed clothing bedclothes bedding condition gratification help ministration move palliate pleasance pleasure relief relieve richness satisfaction status succor succour

Type Of (IsA)

aid condition feeling of security good feeling gratification pleasure state of physical well being

Manner Of

relieve

Related Terms

consolation pity

Related Terms

abstract bed beds being being comfy being relaxed calming calming effects care clothes comfortable comfy comfy abstract consolation console contentment cozy distress ease effects emotion feeling feeling good food good good clothes good feeling help help sympathy home hugs like like cozy luxury moms moms hugs okay oxford physical physical sensation pleasurable pleasurable relaxation pleasure quality reassurance relaxation relaxed relief relieve satisfaction sensation serenity solace solace ease sooth soothe soothing southern state suffering sympathy unfairness warm worry you

Synonym Network

aid besoothe consolation console ease encourage liss quilt revive satisfaction strengthen

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