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soft

[sawft, soft] / sɔft, sɒft /






ADJECTIVE
nonalcoholic
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Antonyms


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"The potential applications are vast -- lightweight protective clothing, airplane components, biodegradable medical implants, and even soft robotics could benefit from fibres engineered using these natural principles," he said.

From Science Daily

People might be consuming smaller portions, which would explain the soft sales at many — but not all — snack food companies.

From MarketWatch

Leeds swiftly exposed Forest's soft centre as Calvert-Lewin thumped a close-range header against the bar, with the ball bouncing down inches from crossing the line.

From Barron's

Yet I confess I have a soft spot for the Dow.

From Los Angeles Times

But if the labor market falters in a way that raises expectations for weaker economic growth and softer inflation, this could flatten the curve around the time the Fed starts cutting rates.

From MarketWatch