Tender ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Tender ( adjective )

1. Gentle, kind and caring.
2. Easily hurt or damaged.
3. Easily chewed or cut.

Origin:

The word tender comes from the old english word "tendre" which means soft or delicate.

Examples:

1. She has a tender heart and is easily moved to tears.
2. The steak was cooked to a perfect tenderness.
3. He handled the situation with tender care.
4. The baby"s skin is so tender, it"s easy to get rashes.
5. She has a tender spot in her heart for her childhood home.

(As a noun)

Tender ( noun )

1. Gentle, kind and caring.
2. Easily hurt or damaged.
3. Easily chewed or cut.

Origin:

The word tender comes from the old english word "tendre" which means soft or delicate.

Examples:

1. She has a tender heart and is easily moved to tears.
2. The steak was cooked to a perfect tenderness.
3. He handled the situation with tender care.
4. The baby"s skin is so tender, it"s easy to get rashes.
5. She has a tender spot in her heart for her childhood home.

(As a verb)

Tender ( verb )

1. Gentle, kind and caring.
2. Easily hurt or damaged.
3. Easily chewed or cut.

Origin:

The word tender comes from the old english word "tendre" which means soft or delicate.

Examples:

1. She has a tender heart and is easily moved to tears.
2. The steak was cooked to a perfect tenderness.
3. He handled the situation with tender care.
4. The baby"s skin is so tender, it"s easy to get rashes.
5. She has a tender spot in her heart for her childhood home.