Word Finder - comforting

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To relieve the distress or suffering of; to provide comfort to.

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Rob comforted Aaron because he was lost and very sad.

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To make comfortable.

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To make strong; to invigorate; to fortify; to corroborate.

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To assist or help; to aid.

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The act of giving comfort.

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Giving comfort.

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It's comforting to know that I've always got my Mum when things go wrong.

He stayed at his mother's side, comforting her.

Her worry faded with the comforting words.

Being able to discuss such things with him was as comforting as it was new.

He rested a comforting hand on her shoulder as he joined her vigil.

He held out his hand to her, and when she accepted it, he pulled her close in a comforting embrace.

Other than the fact that she and Howard had already disrupted their lives enough for her, it was comforting to have her there.

Comforting someone who is hurting.

No one was comforting Lori.

It must have been comforting to watch Gerald remind Alex who he was talking to.

The scene at Canossa, which had at the moment a merely relative importance, remained in the memories of men as a symbol which was hateful or comforting, according to the point of view from which it was considered.

It would be comforting if she thought things would change after they got married, but actually, she would have less to do – and more time to think about what was missing in their lives.

It 's sweet, but not sickly and the youngest members of the family will love this comforting story.

Bill 's response, because he can obviously read his dog 's temperament, is a comforting hug on the chin.

For many newborns, the sense of smell is an important comforting tool.

The Waldorf Method focuses on repetitive routines to provide a comforting rhythm for children.

Natural lighting, uncluttered areas, and simple, wooden furniture give children a comforting and reassuring environment in which to learn.

This beautiful piece of furniture can be passed down from generation to generation, comforting new babies and creating memories.

She is comforting her baby or lulling her to sleep.

It's OK to bring the baby into bed for nursing or comforting -- but return the baby to the crib or bassinet when you're ready to sleep.

The neonatal intensive care units in many hospitals have turned to infant massage as a means of comforting, calming, and also stimulating premature infants.

Or would you prefer an armchair in which you can sink at the end of the day, one that is soft and comforting?

In today's environment, parents may find it comforting to have their child wear a watch that can keep track of his or her whereabouts and as a protection against predators.

You want to get the best for your money, and you need the comforting assurance that your hearing aid will do what you need it to do do.

Many women are naturally comforting and good listeners, which can be so nice after going through turmoil.

Fortunately, modern times call for modern solutions and the vast amount of information available to the public helps to shine a comforting light on areas that once were sheathed in darkness and fear.

Sleeping like this is called the "coffin position" - not a comforting position for sleep!

Muted colors are soothing and comforting, improving sleep and relaxation.

What gives rustic country its appeal is its visually quiet style, lack of opulence and reminders of comforting remnants of our past.

It's the first thing you see when you arrive home, and you want it to look comforting and welcoming.

Dry skin types require rich, comforting ingredients that infuse the skin with moisture and keep it hydrated.

An eye makeup remover gel is usually thick, cool and comforting (though perhaps less so than milks).

Many eye makeup removers are rich in soothing, comforting ingredients (such as chamomile).

With notes of crystallized ginger and tonka bean, it's warm and comforting - and 8 percent off.

PlantLove boasts one of the most comforting lipstick formulas I've tried to date, and the selection of colors offers something for women of all skin tones.

This creamy dish is very comforting and perfect for Christmas dinner.

You carry around a bag of chips or eat all the time because it's the one comforting thing about this time of year.

On some level, knowing that you can control certain times in your day with comforting activities can help ease your stress.

This can be especially comforting if you are shy, or if anyone begins to bully you.

Stuffed animals might seem childish, but favorite stuffed animals from a teenager's childhood can be comforting.

It is said that twins share a special relationship; such a relationship can only be comforting in the teen years.

While the public attention to the issue is comforting at times, it doesn't help those teens, who are presently being bullied, figure out how to handle the problem.

However, if your home location doesn't boast any of these names, then it is comforting to know that each department store offers a website that sells a good portion of its in-store merchandise.

A warm towel from the dryer can also be comforting and help the pup relax enough to sleep.

Many senior dogs or dogs with health problems such as arthritis find the foam beds comforting.

A country themed kitchen offers a look that's both whimsical and comforting.

Angel Jewelry - Another symbol of religious faith, the angel is a comforting symbol to those who wear it, indicating that someone is watching out for their wellbeing.

Even if the weather doesn't call for them, unexpected conditions may arise at any time, and a good pair of thick, warming socks can feel very comforting while snuggled up in a tent or sitting around a campfire.

These little beds recreate a womb-like environment that is very comforting for a new baby.

Considering that agriculture contribute almost 60 percent of nitrous oxide in the world, you may find it comforting to support farming practices which are more environmentally friendly.

Old radio programs may invoke comforting memories of the past.