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soft

Definition for soft

adjective as in faint, temperate

adjective as in out of condition

adjective as in stupid

Strongest match

simple

adjective as in nonalcoholic

Strongest matches

alcohol-free, nonalcoholic

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Example Sentences

Russell said the race was difficult to predict because few teams had done much mileage on the medium and hard tyres that will be used, rather than the soft in qualifying.

From BBC

“We have also notified the property owners that we feel like their buildings are seismically prone and they may be considered soft story,” said David Khorram, Long Beach’s superintendent of building and safety.

She speaks in a soft voice and her answers are modest and unpretentious, though sometimes slightly ironic—a distinctive Galician trait.

While grocery store peaches are soft and fleshy, Indian peaches don't get much bigger than a lemon and are extremely firm but sweet.

From Salon

Inspired by foods like chia seeds, which are naturally enveloped in a soft, gel-like layer, the researchers encapsulated pea cell-wall fibers in a gel that forms a soft coating around the fiber particles.

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

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