Meaning ofsoftin English

Adjective

1. yielding under pressure
2. smooth and flexible (in texture)
   The pillow was soft and comfortable to sleep on.
3. quiet; barely audible
   The music was soft and soothing in the background.
4. having a gentle quality; calm
   The soft music helped me to relax after work.
5. expressing kindness; conciliatory
   Her soft tone made the criticism more acceptable.
6. moving with ease; smooth action
   The soft brush moved smoothly across the paper.
7. requiring little effort; easy
   The soft pace of the hike made it accessible to beginners.
8. not intense or harsh
   The soft lighting in the room created a calm atmosphere.
9. pleasant to senses; soothing
   The soft melody was pleasant to listen to and helped me unwind.
10. visually calming; non-jarring
    The soft colors of the painting created a peaceful ambiance.
11. lenient; not strict in nature
    The new policy has a soft approach to punishment, focusing on rehabilitation.
12. low in calcium compounds (in water)
    The water in this area is soft and doesn't leave any residue.
13. physically or emotionally weak; fragile
    Her soft personality made it difficult for her to stand up for herself.
14. nonparallel light; diffuse shadows
    The soft focus of the camera created a dreamy effect.
15. less addictive; lower risk
    The new soft drug policy aims to reduce the number of addicts.
16. alcohol-free; non-intoxicating
    The new soft drink is perfect for those who want to avoid alcohol.
17. a market with excess supply; a buyer's market
    The real estate market is soft, with many houses for sale and few buyers.