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Pliable
Soft to the touch
Soft to the eye
Soft to the ear
Soft in conduct
Lacking training
*Easy
soft implies an absence or reduction of all that is harsh, rough, too intense, etc. so as to be pleasing to the senses soft colors, a soft voice; bland implies such an absence of irritation, stimulation, pungency, etc. in something as to make it soothing, unexciting, and hence, sometimes, uninteresting bland foods, climate, etc.; mild applies to that which is not as rough, harsh, irritating, etc. as it might be a mild cigarette, criticism, etc.; gentle, often equivalent to mild, carries a more positive connotation of being pleasantly soothing or tranquil a gentle breeze, voice, etc.
See soft in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
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