texture in Latin
texture in Latin is textūra — texture means the way a surface or material feels to the touch, such as smooth, rough, or soft.
texture in Latin
textūra
The feel or shape of a surface or substance; the smoothness, roughness, softness, etc. of something.
What does "texture" mean?
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noun The way a surface or material feels to the touch, such as smooth, rough, or soft.
"The bread had a lovely crusty texture."
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noun A digital image applied to a 3D model to make it look like a particular surface.
"The game designers created a realistic stone texture for the walls."
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verb To give something a particular surface feel or pattern.
"The plasterer textured the ceiling with a light swirl pattern."
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texture in a sentence
- The bread had a lovely crusty texture.
- She loved the silky texture of the fabric.
- The game designers created a realistic stone texture for the walls.
- The plasterer textured the ceiling with a light swirl pattern.
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What is "texture" in Latin?
"texture" in Latin is textūra. texture means: The way a surface or material feels to the touch, such as smooth, rough, or soft.
How do you use "texture" in a sentence?
Example: "The bread had a lovely crusty texture." In Latin, "texture" is textūra.
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