feelable
- adjective
- /ˈfiːləbəl/
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táctil
- For example, a game like Street Fighter was designed for real, feelable, tactile controls playing on a largish screen.
Something's being not just explicit but, like, feelable, touchable.
- Something's being not just explicit but, like, feelable, touchable.
Examples
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The fabric of this blanket is soft and feelable, making it perfect for warmth on chilly nights.
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The artist used a technique that made the colors practically feelable on the canvas.
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Something's being not just explicit but, like, feelable, touchable.
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Burgundy leaves of overarching boughs dropped a feelable shade.
Fiction book (1995) -
She held the stone in her hand, appreciating its feelable texture and weight.
Synonyms
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5.1
Relating to the sense of touch
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6.8
Able to be felt by touch during a medical exam
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2.5
You can feel it with your hand
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3.9
A thing you can see or touch
Antonyms
How Tangible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word feelable comes from feel + -able, where feel means 'to touch or sense' and -able means 'able to be'. So feelable describes something you can notice by touch or by your senses, like a change in texture or temperature.