soft

US /sɑːft/
UK /sɑːft/
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1.

easy to mold, cut, compress, or fold; not hard or firm

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The pillow was wonderfully soft and comfortable.
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The bread was still warm and incredibly soft.
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hardfirmrigid
2.

not loud or harsh

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She spoke in a soft voice.
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The music was soft and relaxing.
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loudharshsharp
3.

not strong or severe

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The sunlight was soft and warm.
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She received a soft reprimand for her mistake.
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strongsevereharsh
1.

in a soft manner; quietly or gently

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She spoke softly to the child.
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The snow fell softly on the ground.
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loudlyharshlyroughly
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