Soft

Meaning

Adj

●

Easily

under pressure.

●

Smooth and

; not

,

, or harsh.

●

Quiet.

●

Gentle.

●

Expressing

or

;

;

;

; kind.

●

Gentle

or

; easy.

●

Weak

; impressible.

●

Requiring little or no

; easy.

●

Not

or intense.

●

Having a

from straight.

●

In Phonetics:

Voiced;

; lenis.

●

In Phonetics:

Voiceless.

●

Palatalized.

●

Lacking

or

; not

, wimpy.

●

Low in

compounds.

●

In British English:

Foolish.

●

In Physics:

Of a

; a

that becomes

when an

is

, a

with a low

. (compare hard)

●

Physically or

weak.

●

In British English:

Effeminate.

●

Agreeable to the senses.

●

Not

or

to the

; not

or

;

to the eye.

●

In Photography:

Made up of

,

to

around a

and

shadows.

●

Incomplete, or

; not a

action.

●

In Computing:

Emulated with

; not

real.

●

Not likely to cause addiction.

●

Not

alcohol.

●

Easy-going,

, not

; permissive.

●

In Finance:

Of a market: having more supply than

; being a buyer's market.

●

Softcore.

Intj

●

Be

;

;

; not so fast.

Noun

●

A

or

person; an idiot.

●

In Motor racing:

Ellipsis of

. (A

whose

is

than

, and

than supersofts.)

●

A

or part of a

.

●

In Computing:

A

of software.

*

Adv

●

Softly; without

or

;

; quietly.

Sourced from

Origin

soft

English

softe

Middle English (1100-1500)

softe

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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