The phrase "cushion you" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is trying to soften the impact of a situation on another person.
Example: "I want to cushion you from the harsh realities of this decision."
Alternatives: "soften the blow" or "ease the impact."
The remote control whoopee cushion you didn't know existed?
PIP can help cushion you getting into work or help you travel there.
Privilege doesn't always cushion you from the sting of the lash, but it can act as a balm.
"And the less cushion you have, the riskier and scarier it gets if there is an unanticipated further downturn.
If you can find your old "sit-upon" — the cushion you made in Girl Scouts long ago — you'll finally have an occasion to use it.
The adventure bike recipe should include all or most of the following ingredients: 1. Tyres with a little bit of grip that are at least 27mm wide, to cushion you from bumpy terrain and give you traction on the soft stuff 2. Disc brakes to stop you promptly in all conditions, including mud. 3. Relaxed frame geometry that's gentle on your lower back and shoulders.
Those cushions you looked at online are available in the department store around the corner.
Though by intention "Kisetsu" is not a substantial work, it cushions you with beautifully misty sounds.
Stocking over twenty brands, ranging from the more affordable Freya to the iconic Agent Provocateur, as well as handy lingerie accessories like strap solutions and shoulder cushions, you'd be hard pushed to leave with an empty (online) basket.
To properly run "barefoot" (meaning, when written in quotation marks, running in thin-soled shoes that offer you little or no cushioning) you need to have the correct running form.
But if you are a "female with a lot of stuff", or a woman who is fond of scented wax, or posses several sequinned scatter cushions, you are still worthy of respect.
