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cushy

[koosh-ee] / ˈkʊʃ i /
ADJECTIVE
lush, comfortable
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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You could say “I am worried that the newer models are too cushy and soft. Can you do an analysis for firmer shoes?”

From The Wall Street Journal

The “Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang” pushes the origin of gravy as “profit or benefit, especially if unexpectedly or easily obtained” — or as an adjective meaning “easy or cushy” — to decades earlier.

From Salon

You don’t want them to become soft because their parents made their life so cushy.

From MarketWatch

I walked into the black-and-white marble bathroom and noticed, next to the tub, two silver bowls and a cushy, hot pink dog bed.

From Los Angeles Times

He can easily move into a cushy gig with a big defense contractor.

From Salon