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The softness of the blanket enveloped her in warmth as she curled up on the couch to relax.
The softness of the kitten's fur made it a pleasure to pet.
The word, "Ride" is often used to describe the softness or harshness of a moving car. "Hey, Jim - I see that you got your new Hupmobile. How does she ride?"
Softness describes the texture of something, maybe something furry or smooth. Here are some examples: The softness of the blanket felt good against my skin. The carpet's softness was like a cushion against my toes.
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Asperity is the opposite of softness. I thought the person was soft and gentle, instead the asperity and roughness shined thru.
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The softness of the blanket enveloped her in warmth as she curled up on the couch to relax.
Yes, the word softness is a compound word because it is made up of two words: soft+ness.
The softness of the kitten's fur made it a pleasure to pet.
The noun 'softness' is a concrete noun as a word for a physical quality.The noun 'softness' is an abstract noun as a word for the quality of being sympathetic, lenient, or compassionate; the tendency of a market, currency, or commodity to fall in value; a word for a concept.
The softness of the cat's fur is very soothing. The softness here is the soft nature of the fur.
Well, honey, "soft" can be a common noun when referring to a soft material like cotton or silk. But it can also be an adjective when describing how something feels or looks. So, technically, it can go both ways depending on how you use it.
"Blanket of softness beneath your feet."
Hard is an adjective (tough, or difficult). The noun form is hardness, which is more often used as the opposite of softness.
The word, "Ride" is often used to describe the softness or harshness of a moving car. "Hey, Jim - I see that you got your new Hupmobile. How does she ride?"