comfortably
/ˈkʌmftəbli
/adverb
1In a physically relaxed way that is free from constraint: he lounges comfortably in an armchair...
- In order for the arms to recover comfortably without injury over time, the hips must he down when the arms are at the side.
- The goggles are not sitting comfortably in the eye socket.
- I managed a couple of miles quite comfortably today, which is encouraging.
1.1In a way that is free from stress or tension: a group of old friends getting together and chatting comfortably
1.2In a way that is free from financial worry: she seems comfortably well-off
2In a way that gives as much space as is needed or wanted: their furnishings fit comfortably inside it
2.1With a wide margin: they went on to win comfortably in the end
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