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soft

[sawft, soft] / sɔft, sɒft /






ADJECTIVE
nonalcoholic
Synonyms
Antonyms


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Bald with severe features but a soft and guileless disposition, he’s fidgety about the whole Hollywood press dance — this is only his fourth feature film score.

From Los Angeles Times

Precious metals had gained on geopolitical turmoil, as well as a softer dollar, says Li Xing of Exness in a note.

From The Wall Street Journal

His voice may be a little softer, but he is mentally as strong and influential as ever, I'm told.

From BBC

In a nation of noisy confrontationalists—the skillful soft touch replaced by the swing of a folding chair—reason is routinely drowned out by the loudest voices in the room.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even big, soft pretzels, wrapped while still faintly warm, feel quietly heroic in December.

From Salon