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soften

[saw-fuhn, sof-uhn] / ˈsɔ fən, ˈsɒf ən /


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Carney, who grew up in Alberta but hasn’t publicly engaged on the secessionist movement, later gave ground, softening some regulations Smith opposed, which she welcomed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Francis bravely doesn’t soften Sally’s prickly nature, but she doesn’t give us much reason to sympathize with her character either.

From Los Angeles Times

But despite relaxed restrictions on fireworks nationwide in a bid to encourage domestic spending, sales have softened since a post-pandemic boom.

From Barron's

Many companies, however, have tried to soften the blow by stocking up on inventory ahead of planned levy hikes and avoided passing on additional hikes in full to consumers.

From Barron's

The sources said Bass wanted key findings about the LAFD’s actions removed or softened before the report was made public.

From Los Angeles Times