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soft
(EN)
adjective
adjective “soft”
soft
,
softer
,
softest
yielding to touch or pressure
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My head sank easily into the
soft
pillow.
(of cloth) smooth
Polish the silver with a
soft
cloth to avoid scratching.
low in volume
I could hear the
soft
rustle of the leaves in the trees.
not forceful
There was a
soft
breeze blowing.
showing kindness or tenderness
He spoke with a
soft
voice that conveyed his kindness.
subdued in color or tone
The room was bathed in
soft
lighting, creating a cozy atmosphere.
having a sound modified by the presence of a palatal consonant
The linguist explained how the
soft
sign in Russian indicates a palatalized consonant.
containing few minerals
You won't need as much soap, as the water here is very
soft
.
lacking strength or resilience
After the long hike, his muscles felt
soft
and he struggled to keep walking.
not permanent or fully established
The admin imposed a
soft
ban on the user, limiting their access for a week.
unlikely to cause dependency
Marijuana is often considered a
soft
drug compared to substances like heroin.
non-alcoholic
At the party, she only drank
soft
drinks to stay clear-headed.
not harsh or demanding; indulgent
The teacher was
soft
on homework, rarely giving more than a few problems each night.
less explicit in content
The movie was rated as
soft
erotica due to its suggestive but not explicit content.
future
boundless
aura
confidence