comodamente

comfortably

adverb koh-moh-DAH-men-teh Rare

Also means

conveniently

Usage Note

Comodamente is the adverb of comodo (comfortable/convenient). It modifies verbs to indicate ease or physical comfort: sedersi comodamente (to sit comfortably). In practical Italian it can also have the flavour of 'at one's convenience' — puoi farlo comodamente da casa (you can do it conveniently from home). It is a common filler in tourism and marketing copy.

Examples

"Puoi prenotare comodamente dal sito web."

Natural Translation

You can book conveniently from the website.

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