Meaning & Definition of word "Touch"

Touch

/tʌtʃ/

1. The act of touching; physical contact.
- Example: With a gentle touch, he calmed the frightened child.
2. An emotional or personal connection.
- Example: His speech had a personal touch that resonated with the audience.
3. A small amount of something added.
- Example: She added a touch of salt to enhance the flavor.

1. To make physical contact with something by extending a part of the body.
- Example: Please don't touch the artwork; it's very fragile.
2. To come into contact with someone emotionally or intellectually.
- Example: Her story really touched me.
3. To affect or have an influence on.
- Example: The team's performance touched the hearts of many fans.

Middle English 'tocchen', from Old French 'tocquer', from Latin 'toccare'

out of touch:

Not in contact or not updated.

touch base:

To make contact or communicate, especially briefly.

touch and go:

Uncertain or risky; likely to result in failure.

touch up:

To add final details to improve appearance.

get in touch:

To make contact with someone.

tactile:

Related to the sense of touch.

touched:

Affected emotionally.

touching:

Evoking a strong emotional response.

Meaning: To touch base with someone.

Example Sentence: I'll touch you tomorrow to confirm our plans.

Meaning: Out of touch.

Example Sentence: He's so out of touch with the latest trends.