texture
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- noun
- /ˈtɛkstʃər/
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textura
- I love the soft texture of this blanket; it feels wonderful against my skin.
- color and texture
- taste and texture
- flavor and texture
The slicing had great, had a great texture and great flavor.
- The slicing had great, had a great texture and great flavor.
- I mean, they're just, you can feel the texture of the glitters a lot.
- I was just curious of the texture and we'll see.
- Naturally, the product texture tends to be cakeier.
Examples
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I love that soft texture and that blue silvery color.
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They make me think of the texture of Christmas tree tinsel.
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Now, I really like the texture of this foundation.
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So you do actually get some texture and we're back to the front.
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Actually, the surface texture changed, so...
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You can see that the texture now is more thick.
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You see, the texture, and the weight, and the scent, tells you everything you need to know.
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But it is so hydrating and my skin texture has been so smooth.
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The desk became the color and texture of stone and wood with gold inlay.
Fiction book (1993) -
It's such a nice sheer texture that's not sticky at all.
Synonyms
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How something is to the touch
A look on a surface that makes it seem bumpy or patterned
Antonyms
Compounds
How Textured
Surface Forms
Etymology
Texture comes from the Latin texere 'to weave' and is related to textile. Imagine threads woven together in cloth; their pattern and how they feel is the texture, which is why the word now means how a surface feels or looks.