leadsoftly
verbUK /ˌliːdˈsɒftli/
US /ˌliːdˈsɔːftli/
To lead in a gentle and quiet way.
She likes to leadsoftly so nobody feels rushed.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To guide a group without being bossy.
He leadsoftly through the project and everyone helped.
3. To move ahead slowly and carefully.
The teacher leadsoftly down the hall with the children.
4. To show the way with a calm voice.
She leadsoftly during the game so all could hear.