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Meanings of so soft in English

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Usage of so soft in English
1
Least likely to: Fear the noise that moves so soft and low.
The Guardian
2
The murmur of the surf is not so soft or so solemn.
Oldport Days
3
This in the toast-rack is so soft and flabby-dolet me, Hilda.
A Young Mutineer
4
The tone was so soft and cat-like that it alarmed Irene instantly.
Mary Louise
5
Jean did feel drowsy, and the bed was so soft and comfortable.
The King's Arrow: A Tale of the United Empire Loyalists
6
Pears are so soft that most varieties never make it to market.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
7
The old Gentleman was so soft that he nearly tipped his Hand.
Ade's Fables
8
His voice was now so soft that it could barely be heard.
The increment: a novel
9
She was so soft and pretty that you could hardly bear it.
Mary Olivier: a Life
10
But his expression was so soft, so amused, she let it go.
Cibola Burn
11
It's what makes 'em look so soft and deep in the daytime.
The Bent Twig
12
Diogo Jota's header was so soft it barely qualified as a test.
The Guardian
13
There was no motion, and her bed was so soft and wide.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
14
Because they're so soft, they will fit a variety of foot shapes.
Climbing Magazine
15
His approach had been so soft that they did not hear him.
Old Ebenezer
16
I almost didn't recognize Eve's voice, it was so soft and frightened.
Cooking Up Murder
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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