Soft - definition, pronunciation, transcription
adjective
the soft sciences
they are soft on crime
- having little impact (syn: easy, gentle)
- not burdensome or demanding; borne or done easily and without hardship (syn: cushy, easygoing)
soft pastel colors
adverb
Extra examples
The ground was soft after the heavy rain.
Iron and lead are soft metals.
The rabbit's fur is soft.
The room was painted in soft pink.
A soft mattress is bad for your back.
The fabric felt soft to the touch.
She has soft skin.
He was very soft and gentle with the children.
She found his soft, pensive eyes looking at her.
He was fond of saying soft things which were intended to have no meaning.
He found himself quite soft on the subject.
You are soft in the head.
They are disposed to try soft means at first.
The government is too soft on crime.
My feet sank into the soft ground.
Word forms
comparative: softer
superlative: softest
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