| Definition of 'softly' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) softly, quietly
with low volume
"speak softly but carry a big stick"; "she spoke quietly to the child"; "the radio was playing softly"
2. (adverb) softly
in a manner that is pleasing to the senses
"she smiled softly"
3. (adverb) lightly, softly, gently
with little weight or force
"she kissed him lightly on the forehead"
4. (adverb) piano, softly
used as a direction in music; to be played relatively softly
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1. (adverb) softly
quietly and gently
She spoke to the horse softly to reassure him.
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| Definition of 'softly' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) softly
in a soft manner
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Sense: childishly weak, timid or silly
Don't be so soft; – the dog won't hurt you.
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 Afrikaans: sag |
 Arabic: بِنُعومَه |
 Bulgarian: меко |
 Brazilian: suavemente |
 Czech: měkce; tiše |
 German: weich |
 Danish: blødt; blidt; mildt; dæmp |
 Greek: μαλακά, απαλά |
 Spanish: suavemente |
 Estonian: pehmelt |
 Finnish: pehmeästi |
 French: doucement |
 Hebrew: בְּרַכּוּת |
 Hindi: बुद्धू, भोंदू |
 Croatian: mekano |
 Hungarian: halkan, csendesen, lágyan |
 Indonesian: dengan lembut |
 Icelandic: mjúklega |
 Italian: dolcemente, soavemente |
 Japanese: 柔らかく |
 Korean: 부드럽게 |
 Lithuanian: švelniai |
 Latvian: klusi; mierīgi; liegi |
 Malay: dengan lembut |
 Dutch: zacht |
 Norwegian: mykt, mildt |
 Polish: miękko, cicho, spokojnie |
 Persian: نرم و ملايم |
 Pashto: په نرمۍ |
 Portuguese: suavemente |
 Romanian: uşor |
 Russian: мягко; тихо; нежно |
 Slovak: mäkko; ticho |
 Slovenian: mehko |
 Serbian: mekano |
 Swedish: mjukt |
 Thai: อย่างเบา ๆ |
 Turkish: tatlı tatlı, alçak sesle |
 Taiwanese: 柔軟地 |
 Ukrainian: м'яко; ніжно |
 Urdu: نرمی سے |
 Vietnamese: một cách dịu dàng, một cá |
 Chinese: 柔软地 |
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