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soft

[sawft, soft] / sɔft, sɒft /






ADJECTIVE
nonalcoholic
Synonyms
Antonyms


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Likewise NEO from 1X - which recently caused a stir by launching pre-orders for its robot - was able to slowly but effectively plod around the firm's test kitchen on its soft padded feet.

From BBC

I pressed the dough into a pie tin, sprinkled the top with turbinado sugar and flaky sea salt, and baked it until the edges set and the center stayed soft and blondie-like.

From Salon

As a result, “I think the economy is headed for a soft patch,” he added.

From MarketWatch

Retail and small- and medium-sized enterprise lending remain soft amid high household leverage and a slow recovery in incomes, the analyst says.

From The Wall Street Journal

The slowdown was largely due to softer spending from Hispanic consumers, who account for roughly half of Constellation’s beer customer base and have shown signs of unease amid changing immigration policies.

From Barron's