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- r with low volume
speak softly but carry a big stick
the radio was playing softly - r in a manner that is pleasing to the senses
she smiled softly - r with little weight or force
- r used as a direction in music; to be played relatively softly
- Traditional, left-leaning Labor voters are generally lukewarm about Rudd and his softly-softly approach, but hope he'll fire up once in power.
- A thought-experiment: What would become of the earth if humanity were to softly and silently and suddenly vanish away? What starts as a morbid parlor game becomes a mesmerizing and .
- To replace the backbreaking wooden chairs on the convention floor, the Democratic National Committee has latched onto 2,500 softly cushioned seats from the defunct Paradise .