have a soft spot for (Meaning)
have a soft spot for
a sentimental weakness, a fontanel of a fetal or young skull, a vulnerable point
Synonyms & Antonyms of have a soft spot for
Synonyms:
- admire
- wallow (in)
- venerate
- drink (in)
- dig
- feast (on)
- prize
- cotton (to)
- worship
- cherish
- revere
- eat (up)
- indulge (in)
- value
- dote (on)
- treasure
- prefer
- be partial to
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
have a soft spot for Sentence Examples
- Despite their differences, she has a soft spot for her eccentric neighbor.
- I have a soft spot for animals, especially those in need.
- His past trauma made him have a soft spot for vulnerable individuals.
- The teacher has a soft spot for students who demonstrate a genuine love of learning.
- Although she appeared tough on the outside, she had a soft spot for her family.
- My parents have a soft spot for classic films and never miss a chance to watch them.
- The librarian has a soft spot for children and spends hours reading stories to them.
- The grumpy old man surprisingly had a soft spot for his young granddaughter.
- I have a soft spot for vintage cars and could spend hours admiring their beauty.
- The CEO has a soft spot for underprivileged communities and supports initiatives that empower them.
FAQs About the word have a soft spot for
a sentimental weakness, a fontanel of a fetal or young skull, a vulnerable point
take to, like, love,enjoy, get off (on), go for, get a charge out of, revel (in), appreciate,delight (in)
hate, loathe, dislike, condemn, despise,detest, abhor, abominate, scorn,
Despite their differences, she has a soft spot for her eccentric neighbor.
I have a soft spot for animals, especially those in need.
His past trauma made him have a soft spot for vulnerable individuals.
The teacher has a soft spot for students who demonstrate a genuine love of learning.
