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View definitions for tenderer

tenderer

adjective as in fragile, soft

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adjective as in young, inexperienced

adjective as in painful, sore

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Example Sentences

Because they are made with un-hydrogenated fats that are liquid at room temperature, they have a moister, tenderer texture than butter cakes.

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But there have always been many Manets, and even the later, tenderer Manet coexists with an artist of deep political engagement and historical sweep.

Out of the darkness of these ugly times, and the tenderer moments conjured in a family of seven children, Butterworth weaves an enthralling tapestry of melodrama, wryness and suspense.

Steamed shrimp is much tenderer than boiled shrimp.

Almost everything he did was magic—peculiar, off guard, tender, even tenderer.

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

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