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It means to have a particular fondness for something or someone. Cheers
- It means to have a particular fondness for something or someone.
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It means to have a particular fondness for something or someone.
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Hi Mike,
Am I right if I say that "soft spot" also means a vulnerable or weak place. E.g.
"a soft spot in his argument"... ?
but I completely agree that "to have a soft spot for smb. or smth." is what you mean.
Regards
Am I right if I say that "soft spot" also means a vulnerable or weak place. E.g.
"a soft spot in his argument"... ?
but I completely agree that "to have a soft spot for smb. or smth." is what you mean.
Regards
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How could he possibly have a soft spot in his argument? He wouldn't belong to this earthly world if he did. d:
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Konstantin,
Sure, I (for one) see no reason why it couldn't be used to mean that. I have never seen it used that way, but go right ahead - as long as the context makes your meaning clear
Sure, I (for one) see no reason why it couldn't be used to mean that. I have never seen it used that way, but go right ahead - as long as the context makes your meaning clear
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