Antonym: harden. Similar words: often, more often than not, softly, software, ahead of time, after, sofa, as of. Meaning: ['sɑfn /'sɒfn] 
v. 1. make (images or sounds) soft or softer 2. lessen in force or effect 3. give in, as to influence or pressure 4. protect from impact 5. make less severe or harsh 6. make soft or softer 7. become soft or softer.
v. 1. make (images or sounds) soft or softer 2. lessen in force or effect 3. give in, as to influence or pressure 4. protect from impact 5. make less severe or harsh 6. make soft or softer 7. become soft or softer. 
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31, Soften for 15 minutes in the fridge before eating.
32, A woman should soften but not weaken a man. Sigmund Freud 
33, Iced sardines are trodden underfoot to soften them up.
34, Then you can soften the geometric shapes a bit.
35, Or will motherhood soften the blow?
36, But you can soften the blow by telling his Dad that none of the other dads can do it either.
37, He deliberately used both brush and pen as boldly as possible to soften the mechanical nature of the process.
38, There are no curtains to soften its edges and the pelmet is propped up by the bookcase.
39, This moisturiser is formulated to soften the skin and improve suppleness, so that lines and wrinkles are less noticeable.
40, Soften the cream cheese and mix all ingredients for the filling.
41, Letting some one resign is a way to soften the blow.
42, The Chancellor's flexibility to reduce interest rates much further, to soften the blow of tax increases, looks limited.
43, Do not use jointing compound on plastic cisterns - it can soften and crack them.
44, The extra cash, however, will only partly soften the impact of the introduction of the poll tax next year.
45, Use the brush to soften the outline, then pencil over lips before applying lipstick.
46, He argued that ￡2.3 billion is needed to soften the impact of the new tax next Spring.
47, Intensive political contact in what is a relatively small country, has tended to soften and shift policy disagreements.
48, I gave her a jar of home-made skin cream containing almond oil, cocoa butter and rosewater to soften her skin.
49, Drain and reserve with duck. Add onions and apples to roasting pan and cook to soften, about 10 minutes.
50, We suggest you massage almond oil into your hands and cuticles before bedtime, to soften and protect them.
51, This allowed the cuticles, which protect the nail bed from infection, to soften.
52, Cover loosely with plastic wrap and microwave on 100 percent power for 90 seconds to soften.
53, Deaver began suggesting ways to soften the impact by adding new events to the itinerary that might placate the opposition.
54, Factories had closed, and thousands were out of work, without unemployment insurance to soften the blow.
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55, Dole repeatedly used humor to soften the edges of his attacks.
56, Gramm lately has attempted to soften his image, holding a series of intimate discussions with undecided voters in their kitchens.
57, Glasses soften rather than melt, thus enabling their characteristic working into complex shapes.
58, The huge moons brims, begins to soften round its edges.
59, He smiled to himself as he sensed Suzy soften at the excuse.
60, Grill eggplant over medium heat until slices begin to soften, about three minutes.
More similar words: often, more often than not, softly, software, ahead of time, after, sofa, as of, so far, out of the question, gifted, go after, after all, fifteen, bags of, lots of, look after, take after, afterward, the mass of, and so forth, in so far as, in terms of, by means of, all sorts of, a series of, after a while, after school, one after another, in excess of.