soft
ਨਰਮ
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.
example
He was a big man with a 'soft' voice, the sound of the northlands of Roscommon in his western rural accent.
The whole place had great big gorgeous windows set in black mahogany, which really did set a nice classic contrast to the 'soft' off-white shade of the walls.
Bending he lightly touched her hair, 'soft' beneath his fingers, and bent to press a kiss to the corner of her mouth.
What it tries to indicate is altogether valid, but the word is too 'soft' to do the reality justice.
They faced famine, and they had grown 'soft' from easy living.
Her skin was lightly tanned and looked as smooth and as 'soft' as velvet.
Human speech flowed like bubbling liquid from his lips, reassuringly 'soft' with no aggressive edge to it.
Companies taking capacity offline is an intelligent reaction in a 'soft' market.
Burger King has been troubled by 'soft' sales this fall as it engaged in a fierce price war with McDonald's and Wendy's.
Maria scrambled to her feet as the 'soft' sand shifted beneath her.
The dissolved salts in hard water have a similar effect, so 'soft' water is advised.
Create suds in a bowl and apply the suds to the leather surface with a 'soft' cloth or sponge.
She felt a 'soft' breeze, seeming to pervade her with comfort and love.
When you've finished rinse with 'soft' water, which inhibits streaking.
The purest way to gamble on 'soft' commodities is probably a spread bet, but it is high risk because you can lose far more than your original stake.
Sir Irwin held him down gently, soothing him with 'soft' words and petting him.
A 'soft' , cold breeze came against my face and the floor creaked as I moved.
Notice how 'soft' , how compassionate and caring Jesus is in dealing with Simon.
He basically felt that the Provisional Government was too 'soft' and that it should go.
whisk the cream into 'soft' peaks
The price of enjoying such 'soft' work is that it is sometimes accompanied by considerable verbal abuse from the officers.
Still the dominant phonetic presence is of light vowels and 'soft' consonants.
With one quick glance he can tell when you're at the end of your rope but with his gentle smile and 'soft' caring words he can always help restore your hope.
So my conclusion is that as a vocal affectation, Jackson pronounces it with a 'soft' C.
So both hard and 'soft' margarines (the latter to a lesser extent) are like saturated fats.
Natalie lay on her bed; a 'soft' breeze rustled the fabric curtains and her dirty blonde hair.
How can he make someone believe that a 'soft' word from him means everything is perfect?
Runako has a 'soft' heart, and he would never, ever do such a thing!
'soft' colours
His heart grew 'soft' and heavy as he noticed a small ring on Mackenzie's finger.
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