Pronunciation: [mˈɔː sˈɒft kˈɔː] (IPA) 
The correct spelling of the phrase "more soft core" is /mɔːr sɒft kɔːr/. The sound /ɔː/ is pronounced like the "o" in "more," while /sɒft/ has a short "o" sound like in "off" and a silent "f" at the end. The word "core" is pronounced with a long "o" sound, like in "pour," and a silent "e" at the end. When spelling this phrase, it's important to remember to use "soft" instead of "sof" and "core" instead of "cor."
"More soft core" is a comparative phrase used to describe something that is slightly more explicit, risqué, or sexually suggestive than what is typically considered soft core. It refers to a level of content or material that is comparatively less explicit than hardcore or explicit adult content.
In the context of media, particularly movies or television shows, "soft core" typically denotes content that contains sensual or erotic elements, often with suggestive scenes or themes, but stops short of explicit sexual content. These works may focus on romance, sensuality, or passionate encounters, but they tend to avoid explicit nudity, graphic sexual acts, or explicit depictions of sexual activity.
When the term "more soft core" is used, it implies that the content in question exceeds the boundaries of traditional soft core material but still falls short of the extreme, explicit, or hardcore nature associated with adult or pornographic content. It suggests that the intensity, level of nudity, or sexual depiction is accentuated compared to softer counterparts within the genre.
It is important to note that the classifications of soft core, more soft core, or hardcore can vary depending on cultural, legal, or personal interpretations, as standards and perspectives on what is considered explicit or overly sexual may differ across different societal or individual contexts.
