textured
1 of 2adjective/'tɛkstʃərd/
Forms:more textured,most textured
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having a surface with noticeable features or patterns
- The textured fabric felt soft and interesting to touch.
- The artist used a textured canvas for more depth in her work.
- The walls had a textured finish that gave them a unique look.
- She liked using textured paper for her crafts because it added variety.
- She loved running her fingers over the textured fabric of the sofa.
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(of food or drink) having a complex taste resulting from a combination of various flavors
- This textured sauce has both tangy and sweet notes that elevate the dish.
- The textured blend of spices in the curry creates a delightful explosion of flavors.
- Each sip of the textured cocktail reveals layers of fruit and herbs that surprise the palate.
- The chef’s signature dish is known for its textured interplay of bold and subtle tastes.
- This textured cheese features a mix of creamy and sharp flavors, making it a standout on the charcuterie board.
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(of hair) cut or styled to create volume and shape instead of lying flat
- She asked her stylist for a textured look that would add some flair to her hair.
- The new cut gave his hair a textured appearance, making it easier to style.
- Textured layers can help wavy hair maintain its bounce and definition.
- He prefers a textured hairstyle that feels fresh and modern.
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having many layers or complexities, making something rich and interesting
- The artist’s textured portrayal of the city captures its vibrant culture and hidden stories.
- Her textured analysis reveals the nuances of the policy's impact on various communities.
- The narrative presents a textured exploration of friendship, filled with both joy and conflict.
- The professor’s lecture offered a textured understanding of historical events, linking past and present.
- His textured experiences in the industry provided valuable insights into its complexities and challenges.
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