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soft (EN)
adjective

adjective “soft”

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