softly

IPA: sˈɔftɫi

adverb

  • In a soft manner; gently.
  • Not loudly; nearly inaudibly.
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Examples of "softly" in Sentences

  • They should mix the sugar softly.
  • George opened the door softly and peeped out.
  • A cable is used to softly lower the container.
  • He spoke softly to Sir Sidney but to the point.
  • Birds are softly chirping in the cool mountain air.
  • His black shoes padded softly on the rich and plush carpet.
  • For example that the plane always landed softly and unharmed.
  • In the Japanese version, her singing is more mystical and softly sung.
  • It feeds only on human corpses and it is said to croon softly as it eats.
  • Both the stems and leaves are softly hairy, the leaves have deep veining.
  • She called out my name softly as if I could have missed seeing her standing there.
  • Matt heard his name softly spoken, and he turned to find Sara and Zack beside him.
  • Finally he did, covering her body with his own, saying her name softly as he slipped inside her.
  • She dropped the title softly down to the water below, and started at the echo of her own trembling voice.
  • Murmuring his name softly, she shifted onto her back, encouraging Max to slide up over her, parting her lips to welcome his kisses.

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