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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
Maybe that softer, calmer leadership from Itoje, George, and Ford is getting more out of the players?
Earlier agreements typically result in softer conditions, with lower sentences and fines, he says.
While the Fed still cut interest rates because of worries about a soft labor market, senior officials also sounded an optimistic note.
Passport strength reflects a nation's soft power and global influence.
South Korea’s export growth slowed in October, usually a softer month for trade data as holidays reduce the number of working days during the period.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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