creature comforts
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a set of things that make life comfortable and more enjoyable for one
The idiom "creature comforts" originated in the early 19th century. The phrase "creature" here refers to living beings, particularly humans, and "comforts" refer to things or conditions that provide a sense of physical ease, well-being, and contentment. This phrase is used to describe the basic physical amenities, conveniences, and luxuries that contribute to a person's comfort, well-being, and contentment in their daily life.
- After a long day of hiking, returning to a cozy cabin with hot showers and comfortable beds provided creature comforts in the wilderness.
- During the vacation, they stayed at a luxurious resort with all the creature comforts, including gourmet meals and spa treatments.
- The elderly couple decided to downsize their home to a smaller apartment with all the necessary creature comforts for their comfort and convenience.
- The newly renovated office space is equipped with all the modern creature comforts to enhance employee satisfaction and productivity.
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