Catalan
vaguetat The quality of being indistinct and without sharp outlines.
Spanish
pluma The trait of being effeminate (derogatory of a man)
Poor physical condition; being out of shape or out of condition (as from a life of ease and luxury)
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Despite the softness of her voice, the words carried to the others.
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The rugged fortress lay swathed in the softness of the creamy light.
3
But the softness is there; everything in this twilight temple is soft.
4
The first confused hardness with progress; the second confused softness with progress.
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I heard the softness in her voice when she mentioned your name.
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The night was still cloaked in the grey silken softness of evening.
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The night was cool, yet had in it the softness of May.
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But the softness in the Christmas air did not presage a thaw.
9
But the very softness had a kind of jellyfish sting in it.
10
At the bottom of the softness there was the iron of resolution.
11
Night was falling; the damp softness of late autumn companioned him wistfully.
12
Choose Nude Gold for softness, or Plum Gold for a seasonal statement.
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The report was the latest to show softness in U.S. economic data.
14
He noted the red brevity of her lips and their probable softness.
15
She was statue-like in her stillness, her breaths impalpable in their softness.
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The fluency and softness of the water are thus described by Lucretius:-
