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View definitions for touch upon

touch upon

verb as in bear on

verb as in bear on/bear upon

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Yeah, there are a couple of jokes here and there that touch upon it.

From Salon

On her Instagram story, she said she finds "it disturbing that the only way so many people have suddenly felt comfortable sharing their support for Palestinian lives is via an Al-generated image that doesn't even begin to touch upon the actual horrors of what these human beings are experiencing."

From Salon

The Jan. 6 prosecution, which Merchan evocatively dubs the “federal insurrection matter,” does cite a handful of actions that arguably touch upon executive duties, albeit in a corrupt fashion.

From Slate

Over the next 40 minutes, the group appear to touch upon highly sensitive military issues, including the ongoing debate over whether Germany should send Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine.

From BBC

We wanted to touch upon global warming.

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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