Faster
Faster adverb - More quickly.
Soft
Soft adjective - Not loud in pitch or volume.
Both words in one sentence
- One is to take a soft or otherwise innocuous song like "Stayin' Alive" by The Bee Gees and turning it into a much faster, angrier-sounding song.
Source: The Cover Changes the Meaning - In fact, they actually move faster through solid rock than through clay or soft soil, as their rate of movement is dependent on the strength of the jet of molten rock that spews out the back.
Source: Literature / Formic Wars - Alien in a Small Town goes into considerable detail about its Silicon-Baed Life Forms, and has no Faster-Than-Light Travel, Humanoid Aliens or any of the other usual soft science culprits.
Source: Mohs / Speculative Science
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