touches
Pronunciation: [tʌtʃɪz]
Word
Context: “physical interaction”
(verb) to make contact with something using a part of your body, like your hand. It’s when you feel something by putting your hand on it, like when you pet a dog or pick up a toy.
Example
She gently touches the cat to make it feel safe.
Example
He doesn't touch the hot stove because he knows it will burn him.
Example
What happens when you touch something very cold?
Context: “emotional connection”
(verb) to affect someone’s feelings or emotions. It's like when a story or song makes you feel happy or sad inside, as if it reaches your heart.
Example
The movie touches everyone in the audience with its beautiful story.
Example
The joke did not touch her; she just didn't find it funny.
Example
Have you ever read a book that really touches you?
Context: “physical interaction”
(noun) the act of making contact with something using your body. It's like when you give a high five or shake hands.
Example
A gentle touch can make someone feel comforted.
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An absence of touch can make a person feel lonely.
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How does a friendly touch make you feel?
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