Preposition: on

• crime: For politicians, nothing spells ruin so quickly as being perceived as being " soft on crime.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: It leaves the skin soft, smooth and soothed.

• keep: Adding ½ - ¾ cup of vinegar in the last rinse cycle will keep diapers soft.

Modifies a noun

• drink: Price includes a soft drink or glass of wine.

• toy: Young babies will stretch out to touch a soft toy that they could not yet hold alone.

• furnishing: Throw some bedding, clothing or soft furnishings out.

• tissue: The pressure of the leaking blood on the soft brain tissue destroys it.

• coral: The wreck diver may get bored with endless soft corals however beautiful they are.

• pellet: All of Simons fish were taken on soft pellet over pellet.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: Made with organic cotton these are wonderfully soft giving maximum comfort.

• deliciously: The dish is wonderfully presented and the swordfish is deliciously soft.

• beautifully: Made from beautifully soft black lace with tie halterneck top.

• incredibly: The leather is incredibly soft, as you might expect from Spain, with a very fine grain and yet obviously durable.

• slightly: The Helix rods are a lightweight model, with a slightly softer action than the Horizon models.

• too: Pay attention to voice level: not too soft or too loud.

Used with adjective complement

• go: Don't make the mistake that we have gone soft.

• seem: But what I was trying to say is it seems softer than it used to.

• become: With its new cast, Push becomes softer, gentler, more modest.

• remain: It also absorbs liquid and will help ensure that the feces do not dry out, but remain soft.

• look: Another important factor when determining focusing is whether or not the pictures look softer toward the edges.