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soft spot
noun
- a weak or vulnerable position, place, condition, etc.:
a soft spot in their fortifications; a soft spot in the economy.
- emotional susceptibility:
a soft spot for dogs and babies.
soft spot
noun
- a sentimental fondness (esp in the phrase have a soft spot for )
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Origin of soft spot1
Example Sentences
It actually began under Obama’s watch, and normally Trump would love to beat up Obama, but he has recently developed a soft spot for the guy.
Vilanch still has a soft spot for his late friend, and is currently working on a theater piece about him.
We managed to get to a few too, and I've got a real soft spot for the Bees even now.
Dan's prediction: I have a soft spot for Arsenal because my uncle supported them and he passed away.
The UK, meanwhile, knows Trump has a soft spot for Scotland, where his mother comes from, and for the British Royal Family.
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