softinsert
verbUK /ˈsɒftɪnˌsɜːt/
US /ˈsɔːftɪnˌsɝːt/
To put something in gently and carefully.
She softinserted the letter into the envelope so it would not tear.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To add a gentle or mild element into something, such as a comment or feeling.
He softinserted a kind word into the conversation.
3. In computing, to add data into a system in a way that does not disrupt it.
The program softinserts the new record without locking the table.
4. To fit a soft object into a space with care.
She softinserted the cushion into the cover.