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Discover Ludwig"a comfort zone" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a state or situation where one feels comfortable and familiar. It can be used in various contexts, such as personal development, relationships, and work. Example: Despite feeling anxious about trying new things, stepping out of one's comfort zone can lead to personal growth and new opportunities.
Idiom
Comfort zone.
It is the temperature range in which the body doesn't shiver or sweat, but has an idiomatic sense of a place where people feel comfortable, where they can avoid the worries of the world.
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There's a comfort zone.
"You get into a comfort zone".
"Maybe it's a comfort zone.
In essence, a comfort zone.
It's never a comfort zone you're in.
"He has gotten in a comfort zone.
"And he's in a comfort zone.
I'd been working in a comfort zone.
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It is a comfort-zone thing".
The Fed has no formal target, but in practice it has a "comfort zone" for inflation.
"There is certainly a comfort zone with Amani," Manning said Friday.
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