soft rock
noun
1.
a comparatively unaggressive, melodic style of rock-'n'-roll in which the arrangement and lyrics are emphasized more than the beat.
Origin
1965-70
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soft rock
soft rock
often erodes away on the top of a plateau.
Limestone, also known as chalk or calcium carbonate, is a
soft rock
that dissolves in water.
We asked a server if the
soft rock
could be turned down.
The music that was playing was a kind of
soft rock
, pop, instrumental music.
These pipes form when surface runoff erodes vertically downward through the
soft rock
.
Because it was a type of
soft rock
that carved easily and did not break when heated, it made excellent cooking pots.
Borings limited to drilling to relatively shallow depths in normal soils or
soft rock
.
The maps display ground motions for two site conditions:
soft rock
and the ground surface.
Also, it is well suited for slopes consisting of
soft rock
with some subsoil.