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Meanings of soft in English
Used chiefly as a direction or description in music.
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Usage of soft in English
1
The ground is currently described as good, good to soft in places.
2
Police have so far taken a relatively soft approach to the unrest.
3
The wind blows soft; the sky is blue; the sun shines bright
4
We made easy mistakes, which ultimately gave Ireland soft scores, said McGeechan.
5
Come morning light with soft-lit powers to awaken love that's ever sure.
6
Came into this with good soft track form and relished the conditions.
7
Gyms often give soft grades on problems to encourage members to return.
8
Surging gasoline prices and soft labor market conditions have depressed consumer spirits.
9
Executives with Viacom said they expect home entertainment sales to remain soft.
10
He knows hard reality is vast, but his soft reality is minuscule.
11
The term loan B will carry soft call protection for one year.
12
He had left her soft warm body with particular reluctance this morning.
13
A soft wind blew from the south-west; June was in the air.
14
The sunlight bathed the scene; nursed it in a soft, warm silence.
15
The soft spot in the skull is large and late in closing.
16
Observations: MRI offers superior soft-tissue contrast without the use of ionizing radiation.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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