comfort

B1 · Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the feeling of being less sad or worried because of someone's help.

n. the state of being consoled or the person/thing that provides such consolation during times of distress.

Español:consuelo

“It was a great comfort to have my family nearby during the difficult week.”

“The chaplain provided spiritual comfort to the families waiting in the hospital wing, offering a calm presence amidst the crisis.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Plural noun

n. things that make your life easier and more pleasant.

n. things that contribute to physical ease and well-being, often used in the plural to describe household amenities.

“The small cabin lacked modern comforts like running water or electricity.”

“After weeks of camping in the wilderness, the hikers truly appreciated the simple comforts of a hot shower and a soft mattress.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to make someone feel better when they are sad, worried, or in pain.

v. to alleviate the grief or distress of someone; to console.

“The mother tried to comfort her crying child after he fell down.”

“The therapist worked to comfort the survivors, helping them process their trauma in a safe and supportive environment.”