retouch
/riˈtʌtʃ/
verb
- To make small changes to a photograph, painting, or other image in order to improve it or remove flaws.
- She learned how to retouch old family photos to restore their color.
- The artist decided to retouch the edges of the painting to make them sharper.
- The photographer used software to retouch the portrait and remove blemishes.
- To make minor improvements or corrections to something, such as a piece of writing or a design.
- The editor asked the writer to retouch a few paragraphs for clarity.
- He spent an hour retouching the logo to make the colors more vibrant.
- Before submitting the report, she retouched the formatting to make it look professional.
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noun
- An act or instance of making small improvements or corrections to an image or object.
- After a final retouch, the painting was ready for the gallery.
- The designer gave the website a retouch to update the fonts.
- The photo needed a quick retouch to hide the scratch on the print.