squi
shy
Comparative
squishier
Superlative
squishiest
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having a soft and compressible texture
- The squishy toy was perfect for relieving stress as it easily returned to its shape after being squeezed.
- After a long day, she sank into her squishy couch, enjoying its softness.
- The cake turned out deliciously squishy, melting in their mouths.
- The children loved playing with the squishy, foam balls that they could easily squish and reshape.
- The marshmallow was squishy between my fingers.
Synonyms:
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lacking clarity or precision
- The guidelines for the project were squishy, leaving team members unsure of their roles.
- The squishy boundaries of the policy led to confusion about what was acceptable behavior.
- His squishy explanation of the rules left everyone more puzzled than informed.
- The definition of success can be quite squishy, varying greatly from one person to another.
- In legal terms, the squishy definition of harassment left many cases unresolved.
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lacking firmness or decisiveness in political policies
- The senator's squishy stance on climate change frustrated environmental activists.
- Many believe the administration's squishy policies are ineffective in addressing crime.
- Critics described his squishy approach to immigration as a failure to take a strong stand.
- The party's squishy platform left voters confused about its core values.
- Her squishy handling of foreign relations was seen as a lack of leadership.