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touch

Definition for touch

noun as in physical contact

noun as in tiny amount

verb as in have an effect on

verb as in have to do with; regard

verb as in make mention

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cover, go over, mention

Strong matches

discuss, note, treat

verb as in compare with; correspond to

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Example Sentences

"You get a lot more touches being one in, and I like to create things as much as finish them," he added.

From BBC

But that day he called his sister, who kept in touch with extended family in Texas, to confirm.

The virus can spread when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes, or a person can contract it by touching an infected surface, according to the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

I ask if she is permanently in touch with the latest musical developments; “It’s all intuitive,” she replies with a chuckle.

“If it doesn’t make sense, it’ll break my heart,” she replied with a touch of sadness.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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