comfortableness

[ kuhm-fer-tuh-buhl-nis, kuhmf-ter-buhl-nis ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

the quality of being comfortable or of affording ease or comfort, whether physical or emotional:
These pants are made of smooth pure cotton for optimum comfortableness and movability.
In the film, the conversation about sexuality took place in such a non-shaming way—I loved the comfortableness between the girl and her mother.

They felt comfortable that we had good protocols, that it was safe.

From Vox

Most hotels have desks in the room you can work at, though they are usually not terribly comfortable if you have to get in a few hours of work.

People comfortable being far away from home will stay there longer than people who aren’t.

But, honestly, I thought I would feel a lot more comfortable flying with her at this point.

When you design something, you want to make it feel comfortable.

It is a moral frost which no physical warmth or comfortableness could 68 counteract.

Such comfortableness went too deep, was too much settled, too heavy, to make it thinkable that it should ever really be disturbed.

I was only alive to the condensed confidential comfortableness of sharing a pipe and a blanket with a real friend.

And gently she removed her hat and gown, and her gestures and speech, and her comfortableness, from those august precincts.

There was an air of large comfortableness about Goshmeelee which was very pleasant to contemplate on a damp night.

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