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touch on
Approach closely, verge on, as in This frenzy touched on clinical insanity . [Early 1800s]
Mention briefly or casually in passing, as in He barely touched on the subject of immigration . [First half of 1600s]
Idioms and Phrases
Also, touch upon .Example Sentences
A firm, stable touch on your chest or shoulder can create physiological calm.
Ultimately, Mager says he wanted to touch on issues unique to the deaf community in the programme, as well as providing opportunities for deaf creatives.
I assume a third timeline, at some point, would touch on readjusting to life after the rescue.
I want to touch on the idea of technology as a form of connection and disconnection.
This year, stories have touched on the California wildfires, the upside-down plane crash in Toronto and President Trump visiting disaster zones.
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