comfort
/ˈkɒmfərt/Definitions
1. noun
a feeling of being in a state of physical or mental well-being, free from pain or discomfort
“The warm bath gave her a sense of comfort after a long day.”
2. noun
a state of being free from emotional distress or anxiety
“The support of her friends brought her comfort during a difficult time.”
3. verb
to make or provide a feeling of being in a state of physical or mental well-being, free from pain or discomfort
“The doctor’s words comforted the patient after the diagnosis.”
4. verb
to alleviate or reduce emotional distress or anxiety
“Talking to a counselor comforted her after the breakup.”
5. adjective
providing or giving a feeling of being in a state of physical or mental well-being, free from pain or discomfort
“The comfortable bed helped her sleep better.”