Texture: meaning, definitions and examples

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texture

[ ˈtɛkstʃər ]

^{Context #1}

feel

The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or a substance

Synonyms

appearance, consistency, feel

Examples of usage

The texture of the fabric was smooth and soft.
I love the rough texture of the stone wall.

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visual

The quality of the surface of a work of art perceived by touch

Synonyms

pattern, quality, surface

Examples of usage

The artist used various techniques to create texture in the painting.
The texture of the sculpture was intricate and detailed.

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modify

To give a particular texture or pattern to something

Synonyms

emboss, engrave, pattern

Examples of usage

She textured the walls with a sponge to create a unique look.
The chef textured the dessert with a caramel drizzle.

Translations

Translations of the word "texture" in other languages:

🇵🇹 textura

🇮🇳 बनावट

🇩🇪 Textur

Struktur
Beschaffenheit

🇮🇩 tekstur

🇺🇦 текстура

🇵🇱 tekstura

🇯🇵 テクスチャ

🇫🇷 texture

🇪🇸 textura

🇹🇷 doku

🇰🇷 질감

🇸🇦 نسيج

🇨🇿 textura

🇸🇰 textúra

🇨🇳 质地

🇸🇮 tekstura

🇮🇸 áferð

🇰🇿 текстура

🇬🇪 ტექსტურა

🇦🇿 doku

🇲🇽 textura

Word origin

The word 'texture' originated from the Latin word 'textura', which means 'weaving' or 'fabric'. It evolved over time to refer to the feel or appearance of a surface or substance. The concept of texture is essential in various fields such as art, design, and cooking, where it adds depth and interest to the work.

See also: subtext, textbook, textile, textiles.