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Definition of soft
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of soft is as below...
Soft
(superl.)
Easily
yielding
to
pressure;
easily
impressed,
molded,
or cut; not firm in
resisting;
impressible;
yielding;
also,
malleable;
--
opposed
to hard; as, a soft bed; a soft
peach;
soft
earth;
soft wood or
metal..
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Meliorate
::
Meliorate
(v. t.) To make
better;
to
improve;
to
ameliorate;
to
soften;
to make more
tolerable.
Clay
::
Clay (n.) A soft
earth,
which is
plastic,
or may be
molded
with the
hands,
consisting
of
hydrous
silicate
of
aluminium.
It is the
result
of the
wearing
down and
decomposition,
in part, of rocks
containing
aluminous
minerals,
as
granite.
Lime,
magnesia,
oxide of iron, and other
ingredients,
are often
present
as
impurities..
Thaw
::
Thaw (v. t.) To cause
(frozen
things,
as
earth,
snow, ice) to melt,
soften,
or
dissolve..
Earth
::
Earth (n.) The
softer
inorganic
matter
composing
part of the
surface
of the
globe,
in
distinction
from the firm rock; soil of all
kinds,
including
gravel,
clay, loam, and the like;
sometimes,
soil
favorable
to the
growth
of
plants;
the
visible
surface
of the
globe;
the
ground;
as, loose
earth;
rich
earth..
Emollition
::
Emollition
(n.) The act of
softening
or
relaxing;
relaxation.
Emasculate
::
Emasculate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
masculine
vigor or
spirit;
to
weaken;
to
render
effeminate;
to
vitiate
by
unmanly
softness.
Susurringly
::
Susurration
(n.) A
whispering;
a soft
murmur.
Temper
::
Temper
(v. t.) To
mingle
in due
proportion;
to
prepare
by
combining;
to
modify,
as by
adding
some new
element;
to
qualify,
as by an
ingredient;
hence,
to
soften;
to
mollify;
to
assuage;
to
soothe;
to
calm..
Ramollescence
::
Ramollescence
(n.) A
softening
or
mollifying.
Waxy
::
Waxy (a.)
Resembling
wax in
appearance
or
consistency;
viscid;
adhesive;
soft;
hence,
yielding;
pliable;
impressible..
Qualify
::
Qualify
(v. t.)
Hence,
to
soften;
to
abate;
to
diminish;
to
assuage;
to
reduce
the
strength
of, as
liquors..
Squeezer
::
Squeeze
(n.) A
facsimile
impression
taken in some soft
substance,
as pulp, from an
inscription
on
stone..
Balsamical
::
Balsamical
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
of
balsam;
containing,
or
resembling,
balsam;
soft;
mitigative;
soothing;
restorative..
Whisper
::
Whisper
(v. i.) To speak
softly,
or under the
breath,
so as to be heard only by one near at hand; to utter words
without
sonant
breath;
to talk
without
that
vibration
in the
larynx
which gives
sonorous,
or
vocal,
sound.
See
Whisper,
n..
Indurate
::
Indurate
(a.)
Hardened;
not soft;
indurated.
Soft
::
Soft
(superl.)
Not harsh or
offensive
to the
sight;
not
glaring;
pleasing
to the eye; not
exciting
by
intensity
of color or
violent
contrast;
as, soft hues or
tints..
Dab
::
Dab (n.) A small mass of
anything
soft or
moist.
Glisten
::
Glisten
(v. i.) To
sparkle
or
shine;
especially,
to shine with a mild,
subdued,
and
fitful
luster;
to emit a soft,
scintillating
light;
to
gleam;
as, the
glistening
stars..
Lambert Pine
::
Lambert
pine () The
gigantic
sugar pine of
California
and
Oregon
(Pinus
Lambertiana).
It has the
leaves
in
fives,
and cones a foot long. The
timber
is soft, and like that of the white pine of the
Eastern
States..
Chamois
::
Chamois
(n.) A soft
leather
made from the skin of the
chamois,
or from
sheepskin,
etc.; --
called
also
chamois
leather,
and
chammy
or
shammy
leather.
See
Shammy..
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