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Discover LudwigSentence The term "comfort room" is not typically used in written English.
Instead, the terms "bathroom" or "restroom" are more commonly used. For example: I need to go to the restroom.
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comfort room
noun
A break room in a public building or worksite.
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The Comfort Room was a room cordoned off from parental or public interference.
(Instead, an escort arrives to lead you to the comfort room).
We were upgraded to a Comfort Room which was in the rear of the hotel and less noisy.
Andrew Dilnot, director of the IFS, accepts that the chancellor could operate with less comfort room than in the past: this would be "less cautious but perfectly legitimate".
I take comfort in knowing what is found there — the crackers and Sprite of the Comfort Room and, eventually, my mother.
The chancellor claims that he will still meet this "golden" rule although his comfort room has shrunk over the past year.
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Comfort Rooms come in five styles (and price bands), the main difference being their size.
Comfort Rooms are based on a studio concept where bathroom and bedroom co-habit.
Don't expect designer comfort – rooms are dated, though this is easily compensated for by the warm, energetic Quebecoise owner, Lise Pineau, who built the hotel with her husband in 1988.
"Bathrooms have made a transition from necessary to comfort rooms," said Ron Soldano, who has sold real estate in Avalon and Stone Harbor since 1996 and works for Coldwell Banker James C. Otton Real Estate.
The washstands are positioned at a child-friendly height and there are separate comfort rooms for boys and girls.
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