Royal and Soft

Royal

Royal adjective - Involving minimal difficulty or effort.
Usage example: unfortunately, there is no royal way for a person to achieve maturity

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

Nearby Words: royalty, royalist, royally

Soft

Soft adjective - Involving minimal difficulty or effort.
Usage example: looking for a soft job in local government

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

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

Both words in one sentence

  • Characters / Friendship Is Magic: Mane Family Members Bruiserwith A Soft Center: Muscular, badass, broad-chested, former Captain of Celestia's royal guard (and current captain of his wife's), Prince.....Bawls his freaking eyes out at weddings.
  • The Spartan Way The British Royal Flying Corps in World War 1 refused to issue parachutes to its pilots on the rationale that the possibility of surviving being shot down would make them go soft.
  • Tabletop Game / Rocket Age They are technically owned by the Royal and Priest castes, but they are closer to geishas than concubines and they have far better lives and potentially can hold a lot of soft power than almost anyone else in their society.
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