Definition
Definition of softish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
material feelRare somewhat soft in texture or consistencyRare
- The bread had a softish crust that was pleasant to chew..
2.
personal mannerRare having a gentle or mild qualityRare
- The music had a softish tone, calming the room.
Origin of softish
Old English, softe (gentle)
Examples of softish in a sentence
The cheese had a softish texture, perfect for spreading on bread. The pillow felt softish against her cheek. His voice was softish, barely above a whisper.
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- French:légèrement mou, doux, ...
- German:etwas weich, sanft, ...
- Italian:morbido, delicato, ...
- Spanish:blandito, suave, ...
- Portuguese:levemente macio, suave, ...
- Chinese:有点软, 柔和的, ...
- Japanese:やや柔らかい, 柔らかい, ...
- Arabic:لَيِّن شَيْئًا مَا, لَطِيف قَلِيلًا, ...
- Hebrew:רַכְרַכִּי, רַכִּי, ...
- Russian:слегка мягкий, мягкий, ...
- Ukrainian:м'якуватий, м'який, ...
- Hindi:थोड़ा नरम, मुलायम, ...
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