comfort zone

noun

1. the range of atmospheric temperature and humidity considered comfortable for most people.

comfort zone

noun

1. a situation or position in which a person feels secure, comfortable, or in control

   encouraging people to work outside their comfort zone

Example Sentences

“You arrive at a point where you play against Carlos where you have to go out of the comfort zone,” Sinner said.

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But with “Remain,” the bestselling author has forged a singular partnership that takes him well outside his comfort zone.

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Hammond, from Solihull, said he knew about cars, drove them round race tracks and had run production firms, but when it came to managing the workshop, he said: "I'm outside my comfort zone".

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It’s challenging, but if the rock was dry and the weather was mild, it was probably within his comfort zone.

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Mintz: I think it’s great for Tina to be pulled out of her comfort zone by her siblings, even though she’s supposed to be the leader as the oldest.

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