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touch

Definition for touch

noun as in tiny amount

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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The sun is beating down in Pasadena, leaving the Rose Bowl parking lot hot to the touch.

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Benezit criticised Brussels' new proposals as "out of touch" -- invoking a contested argument that keeping animals tightly packed helps prevent injuries during sudden stops.

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Tuesday's evidence also touched on the exams debacle of August 2020, in which the government had to U-turn on its model for awarding grades after exams were cancelled earlier that summer.

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As the team which lost possession protested vehemently, an opposing player stepped into the scrum and sheepishly confessed to touching the ball last.

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

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