Another Word For Touch

Meaning

The word 'touch' refers to the physical act of making contact with something using one's body, typically the skin. It can also encompass the emotional or figurative sense of connection or influence that one person has on another or an experience.

Synonyms

• Feel
• Contact
• Tap
• Stroke
• Brush

Antonyms

• Avoid
• Reject
• Release
• Separate
• Disconnect

Etymology

The word 'touch' originated from the Old French word "touchier," which means "to touch" or "to come into contact with." This, in turn, traces back to the Latin word "tuccare," a variant of "tangere," meaning "to touch."

Examples

1. Make sure to touch the screen gently to avoid breaking it.
2. Her words had a special touch that lifted everyone's spirits.
3. The artist’s brush did not just touch the canvas; it brought it to life.
4. It's important to touch base with your team regularly to ensure everyone is on the same page.
5. The kitten enjoyed the gentle touch of its owner’s hand.