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soft
adjective as in cushioned, squishy
Strongest matches
comfortable, comfy, creamy, delicate, easy, elastic, flexible, fluffy, mushy, plastic, pliable, rounded, silky, smooth, spongy, supple, thin, velvety
Weak matches
bendable, cottony, cozy, cushiony, cushy, doughy, downy, ductile, easeful, feathery, fine, flabby, fleecy, fleshy, flimsy, flocculent, flowing, fluid, formless, furry, gelatinous, impressible, limp, malleable, moldable, pappy, pithy, pulpy, quaggy, satiny, silken, snug, squashy, yielding
adjective as in faint, temperate
adjective as in compassionate
Weak matches
affectionate, amiable, benign, courteous, easygoing, effortless, gracious, indulgent, kind, kindly, lenient, liberal, manageable, overindulgent, permissive, pitying, sensitive, sentimental, spineless, sympathetic, tenderhearted, undemanding
adjective as in out of condition
Weak matches
doughy, flabby, flaccid, fleshy, formless, gone to seed, limp, out of shape, overindulged, pampered, untrained
adjective as in stupid
adjective as in nonalcoholic
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
And many in the party reckon she is going after the wrong customers and ought to be trying to appeal more to soft liberals or soft Tories, rather than to those interested in Reform.
"I learnt a few ukulele chords for a Clairo song called Sofia," explains Aiman, who insists he really is a fan of the soft rock singer.
X-rays confirmed "soft tissue damage" to his knee and wrist.
Jellycat founder and chairman Thomas Gatacre said: "Our mission is simple: to create joy and try to be the most loved soft toy company in the world."
The footage is a jolt for a refugee watching from outside the country, despite its softer tone.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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