soft-core
ˈsɔːftˌkɔːr
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Definition of soft-core - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
pornographysuggestive but not explicit or detailed
  • The movie was rated for soft-core content.
risqué suggestive tame
2.
low intensitymild or not extreme in nature
  • The novel contains soft-core romantic scenes.
gentle mild moderate
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Origin of soft-core

English, soft (gentle) + core (central part)

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ammunition
bullet type with a hard metal shell over a soft core

Examples of soft-core in a sentence

  • She prefers soft-core films over explicit ones.
  • The film was criticized for its soft-core violence.
  • The magazine features soft-core political commentary.

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  1. French:soft-core, léger, ...
  2. German:soft-core, mild, ...
  3. Italian:soft-core, ...
  4. Spanish:erótico suave, suave, ...
  5. Portuguese:leve, suave, ...
  6. Chinese:轻度, 温和的, ...
  7. Japanese:ソフトコアの, ソフトコア, ...
  8. Arabic:خَفِيف, مُبَسَّط, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַךְ, מָתוּן, ...
  10. Russian:эротический, мягкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:м'який, помірний, ...
  12. Hindi:संकेतात्मक, मध्यम, ...
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