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comfort zone

noun

  1. the range of atmospheric temperature and humidity considered comfortable for most people.


comfort zone

noun

  1. a situation or position in which a person feels secure, comfortable, or in control

    encouraging people to work outside their comfort zone



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Example Sentences

They’re both about sensation seeking and comfort zones, and it can get a little dirty in either sphere.

In both the book and series, their coming-of-age cements a friendship that provides the stability Tully craves, and the gentle push out of her comfort zone that Kate needs.

From Time

The demand for contactless payment options and digital avenues to purchase goods and services has forced retailers out of their comfort zones.

From Digiday

Her primary motivation, however, is to have fun — and to leave her comfort zone.

Impressively, Gonzaga has shown an ability to take opposing teams out of their comfort zone.

As I continue to work, and as I learn more, I have to keep looking for ways to be slightly outside of my comfort zone.

Even with The Tonight Show, we ask artists if they mind if we take them out of their comfort zone.

He found the pageant on Facebook and entered it “to have fun, meet people, and get out of [his] comfort zone.”

As the current state party chair Jim Brulte said bluntly, Republicans “have to leave their comfort zone.”

The few times Dunham did step out of her comfort zone, things got a little shaky.

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