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Antonyms:
hardness,
intensity,
loudness,
volume
Often used in the same context:
weakness,
softening,
sluggishness,
slowdown,
seasonality,
decline,
slackening,
deterioration,
falloff,
deceleration,
weakening,
unevenness,
firmness,
choppiness,
downturn,
slippage,
contraction,
rockiness,
shrinkage,
tentativeness,
patchiness,
tightness,
dryness,
buoyancy,
slowing,
strength,
sag,
skittishness,
upturn,
uptick,
dovishness,
growth,
flatness,
malaise,
volatility,
decine,
gross margin,
shakiness,
brittleness,
cautiousness,
mildness,
trends,
bullishness,
downtick,
fragility,
frothiness,
swoon,
turbulence,
sheerness,
bumpiness,
gaminess,
inelasticity,
bearishness,
oversupply,
nervousness,
hesitance,
luxuriousness,
segment,
stabilization,
decrease,
crunchiness,
greasiness,
warmth,
wallcovering,
flimsiness,
denseness,
uneasiness,
turndown,
jitteriness,
coldness,
conservativeness,
shininess,
dip,
glossiness,
touchiness,
airiness,
elasticity,
pullback,
snapback,
starkness,
stretchiness,
brininess,
chilliness,
fishiness,
evenness,
chalkiness,
translucence,
warmness,
wetness,
sponginess,
slackness,
insulative,
blandness,
rosiness,
pessimism,
disquietude,
tanginess,
smoothness,
waviness,
fleshiness,
dowdiness,
receptivity,
lightness,
gentleness,
liveliness,
quietness,
fineness,
quickness,
sharpness,
delicacy,
heaviness,
mellowness,
sweetness,
docility,
keenness,
peacefulness,
suppleness,
brilliancy,
clearness,
height,
tint,
adjust,
brightness,
configurable,
contrast,
hardness,
hue,
paleogeographic,
palliative,
preset,
roundness,
spacing,
applied,
arc,
articulatory,
boiler,
boundary,
bureaucratized,
chronologic
More specific:
compressibility,
decrescendo,
diminuendo,
downiness,
faintness,
featheriness,
flabbiness,
flaccidity,
fluffiness,
limpness,
mushiness,
pianissimo,
piano,
sponginess,
squeezability
Appears in the definition of:
downiness,
effeminate,
featheriness,
flabbiness,
flaccidity,
fluffiness,
limpness,
mellow,
mellowing,
mushiness,
unwonted,
weak
More general:
body,
consistence,
consistency,
indulgence,
lenience,
leniency,
sound property
Also try:
— Adjectives for softness:
feminine,
certain,
extreme,
peculiar,
greater,
more,
much,
warm,
exquisite,
relative,
natural,
more...
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