Comfort and Welcome

Comfort

Comfort verb - To ease the grief or distress of.

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Welcome and comfort are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Welcome" instead a verb "Comfort".

Welcome verb - To receive or accept gladly or readily.

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Comfort and welcome are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comfort" instead a verb "Welcome".

Nearby Words: welcoming, welcomed

emotional	emotional comfort	emotional welcome
good	good comfort	good welcome
genuine	genuine comfort	genuine welcome
little	little comfort	little welcome
Other adjectives: infamous, personal, new, last.

man	comfort man	welcome man
boyfriend	comfort boyfriend	welcome boyfriend
member	comfort member	welcome member
children	comfort children	welcome children
Other words: someone, child, son, carter.

However, Jesus in Matthew 25 says that believers must feed the hungry, clothe the naked, make strangers feel welcome, comfort the sick, visit people in prison, etc.

Source: Hard Work Hardly Works
The dwarves do seem fairly rude when invading his home from Bilbo's point of view (though they are under the impression that they are welcome), lack his air of politeness, are messily rough and cavalier, and clash with his fragile sense of comfort.

Source: Film / The Hobbit

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