soften a bit
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to become or make something slightly softer, gentler, or less severe
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- The harsh light needed to soften a bit for the photograph.
- After her outburst, her tone began to soften a bit.
- The butter will soften a bit if you leave it out for ten minutes.
- His stance on the issue seemed to soften a bit after the discussion.
- Could you soften the music a bit? It's too loud.
- Her expression softened a bit as she listened to his apology.
- The news helped to soften the impact a bit.
- I hope the criticism will encourage him to soften his approach a bit.
- The artist used lighter colors to soften the overall effect a bit.
- Even the most stubborn person can soften a bit with kindness.