soft
સોફ્ટ
definition
adverb
I can just speak soft and she'll hear me
softly.
adjective
soft margarine
easy to mold, cut, compress, or fold; not hard or firm to the touch.
the soft glow of the lamps
having a pleasing quality involving a subtle effect or contrast rather than sharp definition.
translation of 'soft'
adjective
નરમ
example
'soft' water
But her oval hands stayed 'soft' , smooth and delicate white.
What it tries to indicate is altogether valid, but the word is too 'soft' to do the reality justice.
Create suds in a bowl and apply the suds to the leather surface with a 'soft' cloth or sponge.
Blair's ears pricked at the sound of 'soft' footfalls echoing in the distance.
It was nothing to do with 'soft' market conditions as he knew.
Soon enough, the 'soft' sound of footsteps gave way to hushed voices.
And it is always the fault of the market or the hedge fund or of 'soft' dollars or of the mutual fund or the limited partnership.
One shape should be sharp, angular and synthetic, while the other is 'soft' , rounded and biomorphic.
Both the parfait and the white chocolate sauce had a wonderful 'soft' texture, making it feel like I was eating the finest silk.
It was 'soft' beneath his hard-booted foot, although it only gave a little when he put his full weight on it.
Contrast is rather 'soft' at times and edge effects are apparent though not distracting.
Food and drink shops led the boom with sales of ice-cream, beer, chilled 'soft' beverages and barbecues all topping the list.
My parents gave me their 'soft' words and thinking it was best they left my room.
If it could sell the paper at Rs.12, it could afford to pander less to media planners who decide how 'soft' today's journalism should be.
Sir Irwin held him down gently, soothing him with 'soft' words and petting him.
Her blue-green eyes were always 'soft' behind her sharp, hawk-like features.
Young discus fish should not be kept in very 'soft' water as there aren't the right minerals present for good growth.
The business lobby is poised to fight to maintain the number, but with the economy 'soft' , it's likely to be an uphill battle.
It's a sweet, 'soft' , very compassionate piece that has a lot of presence and a lot of honesty in it.
Boys were growing 'soft' : too much time with their mothers and their teachers, not enough manly activity.
No response, only a 'soft' laughter and the sound of two voices talking.
You'll often find boudoir pillows in 'soft' , smooth satin, rich velvet, lace, crochet covers and more.
Present your candidate with scenarios that would require the use of 'soft' skills, and see what the candidate says.
They had started using 'soft' drugs, such as hash, less than a few months ago.
They captured the glossy surfaces of fruit and fish, and the 'soft' textures of velvet and lace.
Do you think that Arafat's coverage has been, over the years, too 'soft' , too sympathetic by the press?
While I was in Oxford doing my Higher Education certificate I came into contact with 'soft' drugs and participated in the taking of them.
About half an hour later we had another quiet dinner, the 'soft' clank of utensils the only sound in the stillness.
She hated his kisses because his lips were always cold and soft to the touch, too 'soft' , not firm like Timothy's.
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