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Contexts ▼▲ Comparative for not hard or firm to touch Comparative for lacking stiffness or firmness Comparative for physically easy to mold or manipulate (of a material or fabric) Comparative for having a smooth texture that is gentle to the sense of touch Comparative for resembling or having the consistency of mush or a semiliquid (of a walking surface) Comparative for dank, muddy, and full of water (of climate or weather) Comparative for not aggressive or violent in nature Comparative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense (of colours) Comparative for having a restrained or non-vibrant quality (of a voice or sound) Comparative for quiet and gentle to the ears (of a visual or image) Comparative for blurry and not defined (of words or language) Comparative for soothing and not harsh or angry Comparative for kind or lenient, often to excess Comparative for requiring or involving very little or no effort (colloquial) Comparative for physically weak (colloquial) Comparative for weak in character, lacking determination or willpower (colloquial) Comparative for timid, or showing a lack of courage (of a person's state of mind) Comparative for foolish, silly or simple-minded … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Comparative for not hard or firm to touch squishier spongier doughier springier squooshier squashier flabbier plusher plushier more cushiony more compressible more cushionlike more flaccid “The pillows were not as soft as we initially anticipated.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for lacking stiffness or firmness flabbier limper weaker more flaccid more unfirm “You might become extremely worried about noticing the soft and droopy leaves on your plant.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for physically easy to mold or manipulate suppler more flexile more flexuous more moldable more tractable more flexible more tractile more transformable more workable more elastic more pliable more pliant more ductile more malleable more yielding more tensile more plastic more bendable more mouldable “Tin, pure aluminum and lead are some examples of soft metals.” Adjective ▲ (of a material or fabric) Comparative for having a smooth texture that is gentle to the sense of touch smoother fleecier silkier finer flimsier thinner featherier downier furrier woollierUK woolierUS fluffier comfortabler comfier cosierUK cozierUS snugger sleeker more velvety more velvetlike more silklike more satiny more flocculent more delicate more cottony more unwrinkled “She wore a soft garment that made her feel comfortable.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for resembling or having the consistency of mush or a semiliquid gloopier gooier mushier sloppier squelchier squidgier oozier pulpier slimier pappier slushier spongier more gelatinous more pulpous “The soft slime was a surprise hit with the kids.” Adjective ▲ (of a walking surface) Comparative for dank, muddy, and full of water swampier marshier boggier muddier slushier muckier peatier mirier soggier squelchier oozier heavier quaggier sloppier more moory more paludal more sodden more fenny “My spiffy new shoes were ruined when my feet sank beneath the soft mud.” Adjective ▲ (of climate or weather) Comparative for not aggressive or violent in nature lighter gentler milder calmer balmier blander cooler benigner peacefuller pleasanter quieter tranquiler tamer mellower placider fainter more pleasing more moderate more restful more genial more temperate more delicate more equable more agreeable more clement more pacific more serene more soothing more subdued “We could feel a soft breeze coming through the living room window.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense subtler lower dimmer fainter mellower duller milder slighter wanner weaker more diffuse more subdued more shaded more tinted more diminished more glowing more faded more moderate more softened more distant more blurred more bated more lambent more remote “The sun rose gracefully and gilded the glorious hillsides with soft light.” Adjective ▲ (of colours) Comparative for having a restrained or non-vibrant quality paler duskier duller pastier subtler fairer ashier more washed out more understated more restrained more faded more subdued more blanched more ashen more bleached more waxen more waxlike more whitish “The model was dressed in a pale red t-shirt paired with soft blue jeans.” Adjective ▲ (of a voice or sound) Comparative for quiet and gentle to the ears quieter gentler lower fainter mellower flatter more subdued more muffled more hushed more stifled more melodious more hushful more indistinct more sedate more soft-spoken “Whereas the other men spoke in deafening rants, Jordan voiced his opinion in a soft, calm voice.” Adjective ▲ (of a visual or image) Comparative for blurry and not defined blurrier vaguer hazier mistier foggier cloudier fuzzier unclearer fainter obscurer unsurer more blurred more clouded more ill-defined more indistinct more indiscernible more ambiguous more imprecise more indeterminate more indistinguishable more uncertain more unexplicit more unfocused more nebulous “The subject of the image unclear as it is riddled with soft and indiscernible outlines.” Adjective ▲ (of words or language) Comparative for soothing and not harsh or angry kinder gentler tenderer lovinger warmer sweeter friendlier milder more sensitive more soothing more affectionate more sentimental more sympathetic more compassionate more caring more considerate more concerned more doting more tenderhearted more conciliatory more warm-hearted “When she spoke, her words were soft and soothing, and calmed him of his nervousness.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for kind or lenient, often to excess laxer benigner easier gentler kinder lighter milder tenderer weaker more lenient more tolerant more forgiving more indulgent more compassionate more overindulgent more clement more liberal more permissive more charitable more benignant more easygoing more merciful more obliging more softhearted more sympathetic more generous more forbearing more gracious more undemanding more complaisant more compliant more yielding more easy-going more tender-hearted more boneless more spineless “Some suggest that many parents should be criticized for being too soft on their children in this day and age.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for requiring or involving very little or no effort easier simpler cushier laxer plainer less safer paltrier wieldier comfortabler breezier more easeful more easygoing more facile more straightforward more unchallenging more mindless more uninvolved more undemanding more unexacting more untroubled more trivial more unburdensome more relaxed more uninhibited more uncomplicated more unproblematic more painless more easy-going more laid-back more manageable more easy-peasy more basic more elementary more idiotproof more inconsiderable “It was as soft a task as one could imagine, and perfect for a loafer.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Comparative for physically weak frailer weaker weaklier smaller scrawnier fragiler feebler slighter sluggisher spindlier unhealthier weedier wearier shakier more strengthless more helpless more ailing more exhausted more effete more wasted more weakened more tired more languorous more enervated more drained more debile more asthenic more anemicUS more anaemicUK more broken-down “He is a soft warrior, and not ideal for our battle.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Comparative for weak in character, lacking determination or willpower weaker meeker wimpier feebler more wimpish more listless more passionless more unenthusiastic more unexcited more pathetic more spiritless “He used to be a daring and bold adventurer, but he has become soft in his old age.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Comparative for timid, or showing a lack of courage timider cowardlier shakier jitterier wetter fearfuller jumpier more spineless more scared more panicky more intimidated more timorous more tremulous more pathetic more impotent more spiritless more squeamish more characterless more nerveless more frightened more nervous more startled more apprehensive more irresolute more terrified more weak-kneed more lily-livered more yellow-bellied “He felt that being labeled a soft player was unfair and uncalled for.” Adjective ▲ (of a person's state of mind) Comparative for foolish, silly or simple-minded foolisher sillier simpler madder crazier dafter loopier obtuser thicker stupider dottier scattier screwier dippier dumber giddier slower soppier more mindless more fatuous more thickheaded more feeble-minded more vacuous more oafish more dopey more unintelligent more unsmart more brainless more witless more imbecilic more imbecile more scatterbrained more airheaded more birdbrained more boneheaded more bubbleheaded more chuckleheaded more dim-witted more doltish more dunderheaded more knuckleheaded more gormless more lamebrained more opaque more pinheaded more senseless more inane more empty-headed more softheaded more thick-witted more dotish more slow-witted “His behavior has become more erratic of late, and I am worried that he may be getting soft.” Find more words! 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