"tender words" vs "tender meat"

These two phrases are correct, but they have different meanings and contexts. 'Tender words' refers to kind, gentle, or affectionate words, while 'tender meat' describes meat that is soft, easy to chew, and cooked well. They are not directly comparable as they belong to different contexts.

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"tender words"

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to kind, gentle, or affectionate words.

This phrase is used to describe words that are soft, gentle, loving, or compassionate. It is often used in the context of expressing emotions or feelings.

Examples:

She whispered tender words of love in his ear.
His tender words comforted her during a difficult time.

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Nothing, not even one tender word.
There are tender words, that she likes to hear.
"My dearest captain," when last we were together under the stars, I felt you were holding back your true feelings and most tender words.
Her tender words and kisses carried off his soul.
"Tender" is another word I would love to spend some time resurrecting.
I saw a woman... ...disguised in her maid's clothes hear her husband speak the first... ...tender words he has offered her in years.
Metallic objects bearing the words «euro» or «euro cent» or showing a design which is similar to the design of the euro coins could be mistaken for legal tender coins by the public.
In Article 2(5), the word "Iceland" shall be added after the word "Finland" and the word "Norway" shall be added after the word "Lithuania".
4. In Article 9 (1) the words "and containers" shall be added after the word "packages" and the words "package or" before the word "container".
(The deletion of the word "grossly [unfair]", the introduction of the word "term" and the introduction of the word "practice" apply throughout the text.
In order to facilitate consumer understanding it appears appropriate to replace on the label the word "phyto" with the word "plant".
You hear the word "recovery" all the time, because they don't dare use the word "prosperity".
1. In Article 6(2)(e), the words "and processing contracts" are inserted after the word "straw".
In Article 11(5), the words "submit to the Insurance Committee" are replaced by the word "issue".
(4) In order to facilitate consumer understanding it appears appropriate to replace on the label the word "phyto" with the word "plant".
In Article 11(5)(c) of Regulation (EC) No 562/2000 the words "closing date" shall be replaced by the word "deadline".
In Article 4 (4) there shall be inserted after the word "slaughterhouse" the words "or cutting plant".
In Article 17 (2) the word "brown" shall be substituted for the words "dark yellow".
In Article 8 the word "lots" shall be substituted for the word "consignments".
1. In Article 10 (1) (a) the word "brown" shall be substituted for the words "dark yellow".

Alternatives:

gentle words
affectionate words
kind words
loving words
compassionate words

"tender meat"

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to describe meat that is soft, easy to chew, and cooked well.

This phrase is used to describe meat that is tender, juicy, and cooked to perfection. It is often used in the context of cooking, recipes, or dining experiences.