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The phrase "all soft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is entirely soft in texture or nature, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The cake was all soft, melting in my mouth with every bite."
Alternatives: "completely soft" or "entirely soft".
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Keep it all soft".
He is not all soft edges, however.
All soft leather and self-love.
"We're all soft, middle-class people; let's have fun".
It's black-and-white, all soft edges and haze.
But don't think that Lotus has gone all soft.
It's all soft touches, like being covered in kisses.
"But they're just old, all soft and limp.
Rumours started to spread that all soft fruit was radioactive.
This, too, makes the sauce all soft and mellow.
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But "it's very hard to engineer with all-soft components," he said.
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