souffle-like
- adjective
- /suːˈflɛɪ laɪk/
- US
- We enjoyed a souffle-like omelet for breakfast, fluffy and perfectly risen.
Examples
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Her voice carried a souffle-like softness, light and delicate.
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The cake had a souffle-like texture that melted in my mouth.
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The dessert had a souffle-like texture that melted in the mouth.
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This cake is incredibly souffle-like and fluffy.
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Her dessert was light and airy, showcasing a souffle-like texture that melted in your mouth.
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The chef presented a souffle-like dish that impressed everyone with its delicate fluffiness.
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He savored the souffle-like cake, noting how its lightness made it the perfect end to the meal.
Synonyms
Soft and airy with small air pockets that make it not heavy
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Etymology
Souffle-like comes from the French word soufflé, from the verb souffler meaning 'to blow'. A soufflé is a dish that 'puffs' up with air, so souffle-like describes something light, airy, and softly risen, like a gentle puff.