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soft

[sawft, soft] / sɔft, sɒft /






ADJECTIVE
nonalcoholic
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Antonyms


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The hybrid is nearly a full second quicker—7.6 seconds, says Car and Driver—but still a bit soft for L.A. traffic.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I think there’s going to be dovish data this month, because the tariffs were overturned and we know the trend in CPI has been soft and we have concerns about the job market,” he said.

From Barron's

Joe Talbot hauntingly asks, “Do you love your blessed father? / Anoint by fear of death / Do you feel the lies creep on by? / As soft as baby’s breath.”

From Los Angeles Times

Perhaps in recognition of those sensitivities, both Meta and YouTube assigned Thursday’s delicate cross-examination to female attorneys, who took a decidedly softer tack with Kaley than Stanner had with her therapist.

From Los Angeles Times

The soft revenue guidance overshadowed a fourth-quarter earnings and revenue beat.

From Barron's