touched
/tʌtʃt/
adjective
- Feeling emotional, grateful, or moved by something kind or thoughtful.
- I felt touched when my neighbor offered to water my plants while I was away.
- She was deeply touched by the surprise birthday party her friends organized.
- The teacher was touched by the heartfelt thank-you note from the student.
- Slightly crazy or mentally unbalanced (informal).
- After living alone in the woods for years, he became a little touched.
- Some people think the old man is a bit touched because he talks to his garden.
- Don't mind her odd comments — she's always been a bit touched.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of touch: to put one's hand or finger on something.
- She gently touched the baby's cheek.
- He touched the hot stove and quickly pulled his hand back.
- The artist touched the canvas with a soft brush.
- Past tense and past participle of touch: to affect someone emotionally.
- Her kindness touched my heart.
- The story of the lost dog touched everyone in the room.
- The movie touched me more than I expected.
- Past tense and past participle of touch: to make contact or come into physical contact with something.
- The car's bumper barely touched the wall.
- Their hands touched as they reached for the same book.
- The two wires touched and caused a spark.
- Past tense and past participle of touch: to handle or use something briefly.
- She never touched the dessert because she was full.
- He touched the subject only once during the meeting.
- I haven't touched my guitar in months.