tactile
/'tæktail/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to the sense of touch: Pertaining to the perception or sensation of physical contact.
- Capable of being perceived by touch; tangible: Having a quality that can be felt through physical contact.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The fabric has a very pleasant tactile quality.
- Blind people often rely heavily on tactile information to navigate the world.
- The museum exhibit encouraged tactile exploration of the sculptures.
Advanced Usage
- "Tactile defensiveness": A condition where a person is overly sensitive to touch.
- The child's tactile defensiveness made it difficult for him to wear certain fabrics.
- "Tactile feedback": Physical response from a device confirming an input, like a button click.
- The keyboard provides excellent tactile feedback.
Variants and Related Words
- Tactility (n): The quality of being perceptible by touch.
- The tactility of the material was its most appealing feature.
- Tactual (adj): A synonym for tactile, relating to the sense of touch.
- The experiment measured tactual sensitivity.
Synonyms
- Haptic: Relating to the sense of touch (often used in technical contexts like virtual reality).
- Tangible: Perceptible by touch; also used to mean real or definite.
Related Phrases
- Tactile sensation: The feeling or perception resulting from something touching the skin.
- The tactile sensation of cool water was refreshing.
Adjective
- producing a sensation of touch
- tactile qualities
- the tactual luxury of stroking silky human hair
- of or relating to or proceeding from the sense of touch
- haptic data
- a tactile reflex