The act of making physical contact with something or someone, typically using the fingers or hand, often to feel, examine, or manipulate. noun
She gently brushed her hand to touch the soft fabric.
He reached out to touch the cold metal surface.
The sensation or feeling experienced when something comes into contact with the skin. noun
The touch of the warm sun on her face was soothing.
He winced at the touch of the icy water.
To come into contact with or to come into physical contact with something, often intentionally or unintentionally. verb
The ball touched the ground before going out of bounds.
She didn't want to touch the broken glass to avoid cutting herself.
To affect or influence someone emotionally or psychologically, often in a subtle or profound way. verb
The heartfelt speech touched everyone in the room.
His kind words touched her deeply.
To handle or manipulate something with care or skill. verb
He touched the sculpture carefully to avoid damaging it.
The chef touched up the painting before displaying it.
A small amount or trace of something, often used in expressions like 'a touch of' to indicate a slight degree or amount. noun
Add a touch of salt to enhance the flavor.
There was a touch of sadness in her voice.