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   touched

   /tʌtʃt/

   adjective

   • 1. feeling gratitude or sympathy; moved: "the star said he was ‘very touched’ to receive his medal"
   • 2. slightly mad; crazy: informal "you have to be a little touched to do my job" Similar madinsaneunbalancedunhingedderangeddementedcrazedout of one's mindoff one's headeccentricdistractedsimplemad as a hattermad as a March harenon compos mentisinformal:nutsnuttyscrewylocosoft in the headoff one's rockerround the bend/twistwith a screw loosegaganot all theredaftbarmybattydottydoolallyas daft as a brushaway with the fairiesOpposite sanewell adjusted

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   What is touched?

   • Definition of touched adjective from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary feeling happy and grateful because of something kind that somebody has done; feeling emotional about something touched (by something) She was touched by their warm welcome. She was touched by the plight of the refugees. We were deeply touched by your concern.

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   What does it mean to touch something?

   • To touch something means to strike it, usually quite gently. He scored the first time he touched the ball. [VERB noun] As the aeroplane went down the runway, the wing touched a pile of rubble. [VERB noun] If something has not been touched, nobody has dealt with it or taken care of it.

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   What does touched mean in a sentence?

   • Blossom Word Game Pick the best words! Farm Idioms Quiz If you've got a pig in a poke - what exactly is a... The meaning of TOUCHED is emotionally stirred (as with gratitude). How to use touched in a sentence.

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   What does 'I'm touched' mean?

   • The phrase 'I'm touched' could be used in a sarcastic sense or in a literal sense. In a literal sense, it means that one feels grateful for kindness. In a sarcastic sense, it could be used after someone does or says something rude. It is less common to use it sarcastically.

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   What is a sense of touch?

   • Your sense of touch is your ability to tell what something is like when you feel it with your hands. The evidence suggests that our sense of touch is programmed to diminish with age. ...boys and girls who are blind and who want to be able to read and write by touch. To touch something means to strike it, usually quite gently.

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   What does OALD 'touched' mean?

   • It was a phrased used --- 1970's-- to describe a person who was not all there mentally. Another phrase was--the lights are on but nobodies home! No harm was intended---it was the popular way of speaking at the time. If you have a look at OALD "touched" you will see they don't list the meaning "not right in the head" any more.

   Why is the term "touched" no longer commonly used?

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   TOUCH definition: 1. to put your hand or another part of your body lightly onto and off something or someone: 2. (of…. Learn more.

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   The meaning of TOUCHED is emotionally stirred (as with gratitude). How to use touched in a sentence.

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   Touched definition: (of the mind or feelings) affected with emotion; moved, especially with sympathy or gratitude. See examples of TOUCHED used in a sentence.

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   The meaning of TOUCH is to bring a bodily part into contact with especially so as to perceive through the tactile sense : handle or feel gently usually with the intent to understand or appreciate. How to use touch in a sentence.

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   Your sense of touch is your ability to tell what something is like when you feel it with your hands. The evidence suggests that our sense of touch is programmed to diminish with age. ...boys and girls who are blind and who want to be able to read and write by touch.

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   feeling happy and grateful because of something kind that somebody has done; feeling emotional about something. touched (by something) She was touched by their warm welcome. She was touched by the plight of the refugees. We were deeply touched by your concern. touched (that…)