Folksy and Soft

Folksy

Folksy adjective - Having or showing an unpretentious informality.
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Synonyms for Folksy

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

Soft

Soft adjective - Not loud in pitch or volume.

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

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

Both words in one sentence

  • The Vandaveer song "Marianne, you've done it now" is a soft, folksy and catchy song about a gruesomely murdered singer.
  • Black Sheep Hit Their 1977 minor hit, "Wondrous Stories", was more soft-rock and folksy (well, with heavy Mellotrons and synthesizers) than the band's usual style of the time.
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