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soft ghost 

A fizzle that occurs over a couple days where someone starts to text you less and less frequently until eventually it’s a total ghost
“I think I’m being soft ghosted by Brad, he takes 6 hours to respond between texts”
soft ghost by Mkat February 11, 2019
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Soft Ghost 

When he responds by liking your message. Technically he is the last person to interact but you risk double texting if you say anything after.
"Did he answer your text"
"He just soft ghosted me"
Soft Ghost by yurdmoney$ September 27, 2019
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Soft-ghost

Like ghosting, except instead of completely dropping communication, decreasing communication by around 99%
Ugh, mark is totally soft-ghosting me. We used to constantly talk daily, now he only sends me like one snap a day.”
Soft-ghost by Miabia October 15, 2021

Soft ghosting 

It's a nicer form of ghosting. Soft ghosting is essentially when someone “likes” your last message but never actually says anything. Technically, they did respond so they can maintain plausible deniability that they’ve ghosted you. It can be used to gradually break up with someone, or to cool off a developing relationship.

Yet soft ghosting doesn’t exclusively apply to romantic interests. You can soft ghost anyone: your friends, your happy-hour-loving co-worker, your acquaintances.
Girl: After our last date Noah has liked all my posts, but he has replied to me.

Friend: Whoa, he's soft ghosting you, girlfriend.
Soft ghosting by wwkirk September 13, 2019

Soft ghosting 

When someone is liking your picture or watching your story but will not answer the phone or your text messages
Girl “he just liked my picture but I called him 5 minutes ago and he didn’t respond”

Other girl “I think he is soft ghosting you”
Soft ghosting by -.jadaskyeeeee.- October 15, 2019
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