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Meanings of soften in English
Usage of soften in English
1
Maybe this term was used in good faith to soften the discrimination.
2
And, America being a democracy, the political system worked to soften it.
3
Let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes to soften before serving.
4
Good intentions won't quite be enough to soften a distinctly blunt vibe.
5
However, there are tentative signs that conditions may be about to soften.
6
Liew expected prices to soften further towards the end of the year.
7
What was different about Bruce's approach was he didn't soften the focus.
8
The Roundup business is expected to soften in 2015, Monsanto officials said.
9
Still, members of the committee are likely to soften their toughest measures.
10
Don't forget to soften the dried mushrooms in hot water before using.
11
Still, members of the committee are likely to soften their toughest proposals.
12
He laughed to soften the order but it was an order nonetheless.
13
It is a free printer with an expensive currency that may soften.
14
Further stock gains building on Friday's rally could help soften November's losses.
15
Pam noticed his expression soften slightly at the mention of his children.
16
You would think that the dear lad's condition would soften anyone's heart.
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Soften through the time
Soften across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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