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View definitions for become soft

become soft

verb as in thaw

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On the other hand, when the NFL officially committed to reducing concussions, Donald Trump protested that “football has become soft like our country has become soft.”

From Salon

The rice cake soup is made with a base of either beef broth or anchovy broth, seasoned and boiled with flat, oval-shaped rice cakes that become soft and chewy in the soup.

From Salon

The fear that children will become “soft”—that is, empathetic and cooperative—likely helps to explain why Florida has banned not only SEL but also AP African American History and AP Psychology.

From Slate

To start, you place wedges of sweet apple and shallot on a sheet pan, toss with a little oil and salt, and cook until they have become soft, sweet and beautifully browned.

Recent research has eroded the idea that most adults should take vitamin D supplements — with exceptions for those with actual deficiencies or certain health conditions — but infants and young children still benefit from supplemental vitamin D. In children, vitamin D deficiency leads to rickets, a disease in which the bones become soft, weak, deformed and painful.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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