oversoft
/ˌoʊvərˈsɔft/
adjective
- Too soft; excessively soft in texture, consistency, or feel.
- He complained that the bread was oversoft and fell apart when he tried to slice it.
- The mattress was oversoft and gave her no back support.
- The clay was oversoft, so the pot collapsed on the wheel.
- Excessively gentle, lenient, or lacking firmness in character or approach.
- Some voters thought the candidate was oversoft on crime and national security.
- The coach was criticized for being oversoft with the team and not enforcing discipline.
- Her oversoft parenting style meant the children rarely followed rules.