Soft (Adverb)

Meaning

In a relaxed manner; or without hardship; "just wanted to take it easy"; "the judge went easy on the young defendant".

Usages

• Colloquialism

Examples

• She decided to go soft on her kids during the summer break and not enforce bedtime rules.
• The judge went soft on the repeat offender due to the mitigating circumstances.
• After a long week, he wanted to take it soft over the weekend and avoid any strenuous activities.
• The coach went soft on the team during practice, taking it easy on them after their tough loss.
• The teacher went soft on the student and gave them an extension on the assignment.

Synonyms

• Easy

Related Words

• Soft (adjective)