softly softly

The term "softly softly" is primarily used in British English to describe a cautious and patient approach to situations, often to avoid confrontation or disruption.

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Definition

B2General

(informal, british)Acting with caution and gentleness, avoiding sudden actions or direct force.

Example

  • He took a softly softly approach to negotiate the deal, ensuring no one felt pressured.

B2Strategy

(informal, british)A method that focuses on patience and subtlety to achieve a goal.

Example

  • The company's softly softly strategy helped them gain market share without alarming competitors.

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