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soft

[sawft, soft] / sɔft, sɒft /






ADJECTIVE
nonalcoholic
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Cooks in the royal kitchens also advanced the art of naan-making by introducing specialised kneading techniques and adding yeast - a rare ingredient at the time - to make the bread softer and fluffier.

From BBC

“Clay is silent, it’s soft and it’s so calming.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Entertainment companies are counting on experiences to be their biggest growth engine for the next several years, as television keeps losing eyeballs to YouTube and box-office sales remain soft.

From The Wall Street Journal

Returning to George, who has his own spacious enclosure, Mrs Mansfield - though always cautious around him - clearly has a soft spot for the reptile.

From BBC

Woodpeckers carve nesting cavities in the softer dead trees and broken-off snags, then move on each year, leaving behind homes for other nesting creatures, such as nuthatches and chipmunks.

From Los Angeles Times