comfort

noun
  1. A state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint; a feeling of relief or consolation in times of distress or sadness. noun
    She found comfort in her friends' support during difficult times.
    The soft pillow provided him with great comfort after a long day.
  2. The act of providing solace, consolation, or reassurance to someone who is distressed or unhappy. noun
    He offered comfort to the grieving family.
    The nurse's gentle words brought comfort to the patient.
  3. To soothe, console, or ease the feelings of someone who is distressed or unhappy. verb
    She comforted her friend after the bad news.
    The mother comforted her crying child.
  4. To provide physical ease or relief, often through the use of soft or supportive items. verb
    The mattress is designed to comfort your back during sleep.
    He bought a new chair to comfort his aching legs.