Translation
soft, limp
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Word origin
From Latin mollis ('soft, supple, tender').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- mollis
- English cognates
- mollify, mollusc, emollient
Grammar
Examples
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This bread is too soft to make sandwiches.
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My son has a slightly weak character.
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Meat becomes soft when it is overcooked.
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The mattress is too soft for my back.
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His arms hang limp at his sides.
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