texture
Pronunciation: [ˈtɛkstʃər]
Context: "physical characteristics"
(noun) the way something feels when you touch it, like smooth, rough, soft, or hard. It’s about how a surface looks and feels. For example, a fluffy pillow has a soft texture.
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The texture of the cake was so soft and creamy that everyone wanted to take a bite.
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The rough texture of the wall made it uncomfortable to lean against.
Example
What kind of texture does your favorite blanket have?
Context: "art and design"
(noun) the way different materials and patterns are combined to create a look or feel in art, fashion, or decoration. It can make things more interesting or appealing. For example, mixing smooth silk and rough denim can make a stylish outfit.
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The artist used a variety of textures in her painting to make it more visually exciting.
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The lack of texture in the design made the room feel flat and boring.
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How can you add texture to your art project?
Context: "sound"
(noun) the quality or feel of a sound, like how rich or smooth it is. It can describe music or voices in a way that tells us how they sound to hear. Think of a deep voice having a different texture than a high-pitched one.
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The musician's voice had a warm texture that made her songs really beautiful.
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The texture of the sound was harsh and made it hard to listen to.
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What texture do you think the music has when you listen to it?