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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

Strongest matches

cover, go over, mention

Strong matches

discuss, note, treat

verb as in compare with; correspond to

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Example Sentences

It wants to be seen to be taking welfare reform seriously and not be seen as a "soft touch" – by some voters and a more hostile tabloid press.

From BBC

Its original service put human volunteers in touch with its clients.

From BBC

“Our latest version helps users navigate the cane through voice commentary, for example when say take me home or the nearest café it can starts navigating, and you can get information about public transport. You don’t need to touch your phone. It provides freedom for blind and low vision people.”

From BBC

But it also wants to be seen as not be seen as a "soft touch" by some on welfare payments.

From BBC

Once you know your bird is soft and oven-ready, ensure your oven will be a touch more humid by adding water or broth in the bottom of your roasting pan.

From Salon

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

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