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soft
adjective
1 easily yielding or changing shape when pressed; pliable or malleable.
2 easily yielding to pressure.
3 easily cut.
4 said of fabric, etc: having a smooth surface or texture producing little or no friction.
5 pleasing or soothing to the senses; quiet a soft voice .
6 having little brightness; not glaring or brash soft colours .
7 kind or sympathetic, especially excessively so.
8 not able to endure rough treatment or hardship.
9 lacking strength of character; easily influenced.
10 colloq weak in the mind; simple soft in the head .
11 stupid or naive; weak Don't be soft!
12 said of a person: out of training; in an unfit condition.
13 weakly sentimental.
14 mineralogy easily scratched.
15 said of water: low in or free from mineral salts and so lathering easily.
16 said of coal: bituminous.
17 tender; loving or affectionate soft words .
18 colloq requiring little effort; easy a soft job .
19 said of diet: consisting of semi-liquid and easily-digestible foods.
20 said of drugs: not severely addictive.
21 soft-core.
22 with moderate rather than hardline or extreme policies the soft left .
23 phonetics , non-technical said of the consonants c and g : pronounced as a fricative as in dance and age respectively, rather than as a stop, as in can and gate .
24 finance
a said of prices, markets, etc: inclined to drop in value;
b said of currency: not in great demand, usually due to a weakness in the balance of payments system.
25 said of radiation: having short wavelengths and therefore not highly penetrating.
adverb softly; gently speaks soft .
[Anglo-Saxon softe ]
softly adverb .
softness noun .
be or go soft on someone colloq
1 to be lenient towards them.
2 to be infatuated with them.
soft spot see separate entry.
adjective
1 easily yielding or changing shape when pressed; pliable or malleable.
2 easily yielding to pressure.
3 easily cut.
4 said of fabric, etc: having a smooth surface or texture producing little or no friction.
5 pleasing or soothing to the senses; quiet a soft voice .
6 having little brightness; not glaring or brash soft colours .
7 kind or sympathetic, especially excessively so.
8 not able to endure rough treatment or hardship.
9 lacking strength of character; easily influenced.
10 colloq weak in the mind; simple soft in the head .
11 stupid or naive; weak Don't be soft!
12 said of a person: out of training; in an unfit condition.
13 weakly sentimental.
14 mineralogy easily scratched.
15 said of water: low in or free from mineral salts and so lathering easily.
16 said of coal: bituminous.
17 tender; loving or affectionate soft words .
18 colloq requiring little effort; easy a soft job .
19 said of diet: consisting of semi-liquid and easily-digestible foods.
20 said of drugs: not severely addictive.
21 soft-core.
22 with moderate rather than hardline or extreme policies the soft left .
23 phonetics , non-technical said of the consonants c and g : pronounced as a fricative as in dance and age respectively, rather than as a stop, as in can and gate .
24 finance
a said of prices, markets, etc: inclined to drop in value;
b said of currency: not in great demand, usually due to a weakness in the balance of payments system.
25 said of radiation: having short wavelengths and therefore not highly penetrating.
adverb softly; gently speaks soft .
[Anglo-Saxon softe ]
softly adverb .
softness noun .
be or go soft on someone colloq
1 to be lenient towards them.
2 to be infatuated with them.
soft spot see separate entry.
soft commodities
plural noun foodstuffs, coffee, cotton, etc as opposed to metals.
plural noun foodstuffs, coffee, cotton, etc as opposed to metals.
soft drink
noun a non-alcoholic drink.
noun a non-alcoholic drink.
soft focus
noun , photog , cinematog the deliberate slight blurring of a picture or scene.
noun , photog , cinematog the deliberate slight blurring of a picture or scene.
soft fruit
plural noun , Brit small stoneless edible fruit, such as berries, currants, etc.
plural noun , Brit small stoneless edible fruit, such as berries, currants, etc.
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