had a soft spot for (Meaning)

had a soft spot for

a sentimental weakness, a fontanel of a fetal or young skull, a vulnerable point

No weak antonyms found.

Emily had a soft spot for stray cats, always offering them food and shelter.
Despite his rough exterior, the retired police officer had a soft spot for children.
The teacher had a soft spot for struggling students, going the extra mile to support their learning.
The old man had a soft spot for nostalgia, often reminiscing about his youth.
The librarian had a soft spot for forgotten books, taking special care to preserve hidden gems.
The animal shelter volunteer had a soft spot for animals in need, spending countless hours caring for them.
The travel writer had a soft spot for undiscovered destinations, seeking out hidden treasures off the beaten path.
The therapist had a soft spot for clients who had experienced trauma, providing a safe and compassionate space for healing.
The CEO had a soft spot for employees who went above and beyond, often recognizing their hard work and dedication.
The artist had a soft spot for impressionism, drawn to its ethereal beauty and fluidity.

a sentimental weakness, a fontanel of a fetal or young skull, a vulnerable point

enjoyed, loved, went for, got off (on), liked, admired, took to, was partial to, savored, delighted (in)

abhorred, detested,hated, loathed, disliked, condemned, scorned, abominated,despised,

Emily had a soft spot for stray cats, always offering them food and shelter.

Despite his rough exterior, the retired police officer had a soft spot for children.

The teacher had a soft spot for struggling students, going the extra mile to support their learning.

The old man had a soft spot for nostalgia, often reminiscing about his youth.