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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a soft tone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gentle or mild manner of speaking or sound.
Example: "She spoke in a soft tone, calming everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "a gentle tone" or "a mild tone."
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It's not a soft tone.
He speaks in a soft tone and has an almost shamanistic aura of thoughtful tranquillity.
He's aggrieved, but in the song's video, his payback takes on a soft tone.
In several pairs of sequential solos Mr. Potter created rapid, articulate pitch-accurate phrasing, and Mr. Akinmusire played his foil, using short, gapped, spare phrasing and a soft tone.
He took a soft tone with his hosts, seeming partly to apologise for actions by the Soviet Union, but also to make up for recent squabbles over energy supplies.
Willie Cook, a lyrical lead trumpeter with a soft tone who played in big bands led by Jay McShann, Earl Hines, Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington, died on Sept. 22 in Stockholm.
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He found a softer tone.
But since then officials have adopted a softer tone.
More recently, he has taken a softer tone.
"Chris Sacca is striking a softer tone," he said.
The inclusion of children in the storyline demanded a more mainstream appeal and a softer tone.
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