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comfortnoun a feeling of ease from grief or troublethe mourners found comfort in their pastor's words cheer, consolation, relief, solace encouragement, inspiration, upliftassurance, reassurancealleviation, assuagement, mitigationcontentment, gladness, happinesscommiseration, empathy, sympathyaid, assistance, help, succor cold comfortanguish, distress, heartache, heartbreak, torment, torture something that adds to one's ease of livinga family campground with all the comforts of home accommodation, amenity, convenience, creature comfort, luxury, mod con(chiefly British), nicety bonus, extrabenefit, help, serviceanodyne, solacedelight, indulgence, joy, pleasure burden, millstone, weight reduction of or freedom from paina life of comfort alleviation, ease, release, relief appeasement, assuagement, decrease, diminishment, mitigation, moderation, mollificationcalming, salving, soothing discomfort, unrestagony, anguish, misery, suffering, torment, tortureache, pain, pang, prick, smart, sting, stitch, throe, tingle, twinge something adding to pleasure or comfort but not absolutely necessarya hotel room featuring an array of domestic comforts amenity, extra, frill, indulgence, luxury, superfluity extravagance, nonessentialdainty, delicacy, nicety, treataccessory(also accessary), accoutrement(or accouterment), bells and whistles, option basic, essential, fundamental, must, necessity, requirement to ease the grief or distress ofthe first responders did their best to comfort the victims of the terrible tornado assure, cheer, console, reassure, solace, soothe commiserate, condole, empathize, sympathizeboost, buoy (up), elevate, lift, upliftallay, alleviate, assuage, relievecalm, quiet, relax, tranquilize(also tranquillize) distress, torment, torture, trouble demoralize, discourage, disheartenfret, upset, worryaggravate, intensify, worsenannoy, irk, irritateharass, pester in the 13th century |