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softly-softly

adj

gradual, cautious, and discreet

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softly-softly

adjective cautious, careful, wary, guarded, tentative, prudent, judicious, circumspect, chary, belt-and-braces the government's softly-softly approach to prison reform

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softly-softly [ˌsɒftlɪˈsɒftlɪ] ADJ to adopt a softly-softly approach → adoptar una política cautelosa

softly-softly

adj (Brit: = careful) approach → vorsichtig; style → taktvoll

adv → sachte; softly-softly works best → man sollte behutsam vorgehen

softly-softly [ˈsɒftlɪˈsɒftlɪ] adj (approach) → cauto/a

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Rodwell also made his Everton debut last season as a 16 year-old and Moyes will use the same softly-softly technique with the Birkdale-born player to keep him away from the public eye while managing his young career carefully.

Moyes will continue to shield his teenage stars by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

Byline: Will O'Hanlon DAVID LODER's softly-softly approach with his two-year-olds, in stark contrast to last year's early winning burst, is now starting to pay dividends and, following the initial success of Silver Seeker at Newmarket on Friday, there was a victory for Harb under Richard Hills in the six-furlong juvenile maiden, writes Will O'Hanlon.

Nottingham: Loder juvenile attitude continues to bear fruit by The Racing Post (London, England)

Arch-hawk Sharon, who is desperate to mellow his tough image, believes the softly-softly approach of the Nobel prize winner could be vital in keeping alive the fragile peace talks with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.

Sharon calls in a 'dove' by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)

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