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Meaning & Definition of Topical in English

English

Topical

Relating to current events or topics of interest.


Pronunciation:

/ˈtɒpɪkəl/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Pertaining to the subject of a discussion.

    Example Sentence: The article provided a topical analysis of the political situation.

  • Definition: Of, or relating to a particular subject or topic.

    Example Sentence: The conference will focus on topical issues in economics.

  • Definition: Applied to a specific area of the body, particularly in medicine.

    Example Sentence: Topical ointments are used to treat skin conditions.

  • Definition: Relevant or appropriate to the matters being discussed.

    Example Sentence: His comments were very topical in relation to the ongoing debate.

  • Definition: Concerning or dealing with topics of current interest.

    Example Sentence: The news program covers topical affairs every evening.

Etymology

Origin: From Middle French 'topical' or from Medieval Latin 'topicalis', from Greek 'topikos' meaning 'of a place, concerning a place'.

Synonyms

currentrelevantpertinentlocalsituational

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • topical debate: A discussion focusing on current and relevant issues.
  • topical application: The application of a treatment to a specific area of the skin.
  • topical interest: Interest in subjects that are currently significant.

Translations

  • Spanish: tópico
  • French: topique
  • German: topisch
  • Russian: топический

Related Words

  • topic: The subject of a conversation or discussion.
  • topography: The arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area.
  • topic sentence: A sentence that expresses the main idea of a paragraph.