softness
/ˈsɔftnəs/
noun
- The quality of being easy to press or bend; not hard or firm.
- The softness of the fresh bread made it perfect for sandwiches.
- The pillow's softness helped him fall asleep quickly.
- She loved the softness of the new wool blanket against her skin.
- A gentle or kind quality in a person's character or manner.
- His softness toward animals made him volunteer at the shelter.
- There was a softness in her voice when she spoke to the crying child.
- The teacher's softness helped the shy students feel comfortable.
- A lack of strength or firmness; weakness.
- The team's softness on defense cost them the game.
- The softness of the economy worried many investors.
- His softness in negotiations led to a bad deal.
- A quality of light, color, or sound that is not harsh or bright.
- She adjusted the photo's softness to make the edges blurry.
- The softness of the morning light made the room feel peaceful.
- The softness of the piano music filled the quiet hall.
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