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View synonyms for cushiony

cushiony

[ koosh-uh-nee ]

adjective

  1. soft and comfortable like a cushion.
  2. having or provided with cushions.
  3. used as a cushion.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of cushiony1

First recorded in 1830–40; cushion + -y 1

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Example Sentences

Note to those from warm climes: Snowbanks are not puffy and cushiony.

"Come and sit by me, lovely doll," said Mrs. Bal, pulling the girl down beside her on the most cushiony and comfortable sofa.

She was so weak and ill that she was glad to sink into a cushiony chair placed for her in the sunniest corner of the sunny room.

Trent opened the case, and, lifting the violin from is cushiony bed of padded satin, fingered it caressingly.

It was terrible, as if one's very body, shoulders and arms, were upholstered and made cushiony.

She piled her cushiony hands on the end of the broom-handle, and stood still, gazing absently at the approaching team.

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