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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a comfortable guy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is easygoing, relaxed, or makes others feel at ease in their presence.
Example: "Everyone loves hanging out with Mark; he's just a comfortable guy who knows how to make people feel welcome."
Alternatives: "a laid-back person" or "an easygoing individual."
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I'm a comfortable guy".
Not a comfortable guy.
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"I really and truly believed I was writing a philosophical look back at who I am from the position of being a more comfortable guy".
"You're going to be the most comfortable guy at the festival".
Have the Show in a comfortable space so you guys will be relaxed and can enjoy the show in peace.
Of course we agreed to this and had ourselves a comfortable ride, giving the two guys what the second-class tickets would have cost.
And Wells in particular also enjoys a reputation, some of it self-proclaimed, of being a roughneck, a guy who is comfortable in a tumult, or just a bar fight.
It's a heartwarming story: a guy comfortable in his Catholicism finds his past is more nuanced than he thought".
"Meeting these guys, it was a comfortable fit".
I didn't like what I saw as the sexist, bourgeois message of "Enjoy Yourself" -- one comfortable white guy telling another comfortable white guy to become a hedonist before he kicks the bucket.
I wasn't interested in hearing about one comfortable white guy telling another comfortable white guy to eat, drink and be merry before he kicks the bucket.
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