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soften
/ ˈɒə /
verb
- to make or become soft or softer
- to make or become gentler
- intr commerce
- (of demand, a market, etc) to weaken
- (of a price) to fall
Other Word Forms
- v·ǴڳIJ verb
- ·Ǵt verb
- ܲ·ǴڳIJ·Բ adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
It is sea spray softened paperback and laughter filled reunions.
But Trump has appeared to soften his stance on China, saying that the taxes he has so far imposed on Chinese imports would "come down substantially, but it won't be zero".
Cailian Press, a Chinese media outlet focused on finance, characterized the administration’s latest rhetoric as “a sign that Trump is already softening stance on his signature tariff policies.”
In an essay for the New York Times called "My Dinner With Adolf," David took Maher to task for attempting to soften the image of a fascist strongman.
The pontiff worked to soften the face of the Catholic Church for many, loosened the Vatican's grip on power and intervened in some of the major social questions of our time.
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