Broad and Soft

Broad

Broad adjective - Having a greater than usual measure across.

Soft and broad are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soft" instead an adjective "Broad".

Soft

Soft adjective - Not loud in pitch or volume.

Broad and soft are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broad" instead an adjective "Soft".

Nearby Words: soften, softness, softly, softening, softie

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / Ross O'Carroll-Kelly Some of the examples frequently used by Ross emphasise the soft "t" and the broad vowels eg.
  • Gentle Giant: Lauchlan is described as being 6’2” tall, broad shouldered and has prominent facial scarring and is soft spoken and kind hearted to a fault.
  • In spite (or because) of his kind and soft heart, he resolved to bear the sadness of the entire world, torn by nuclear fire, on his broad shoulders alone so nobody else has to cry ever again.
    Source: Iron Woobie
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