Cozily [adverb]
Definition of Cozily:
luxuriously
Sentence/Example of Cozily:
I distinctly remember the warm, cozy smell of roasted sweet potatoes, buttery pie crust, and nutmeg lifting into the air and filling her kitchen.
It’s very cozy and has delivered countless nights of good sleep.
This cozy fall coverup not only looks like you just stepped off the Scottish moors, it’s flexible enough to keep you warm in almost any scenario.
After all, with more time in lockdown this winter, perfecting a delicious winter roast or batch of holiday cookies isn’t such a terrible use of those chilly, cozy evenings.
The pee-break-friendly design meant that I could skip into the latrine, still cozy in my fully-zipped jacket and layers, and drop trou without having to expose myself to the cold.
It offers a ridiculously cozy next-to-skin feel and looks as good on its own as it does layered under a collared shirt.
The third winner combines the open-air benefits of the heated table design with the structured feel of the cozy cabins.
They were sitting around the tea-table cozily, the four people who, in her mothers thought, constituted all Tessas world.
And still no ghosts, Madge sighed, leaning her head cozily against Janets shoulder.
And now Mrs. M. had taken away the cloth, and they were sitting cozily over their port wine.