Noun:

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texture's Usage Examples:

Some people toast their buns for a crisp, crunchy texture.

The wood is variable in quality and, though hard in texture, is less durable than the best oak of British growth; the heart-wood is of a light reddish brown varying to an olive tint; a Canadian specimen weighs 524 lb the cubic foot.

Brown rice, millet, quinoa, bulgur, and wheat berries all make fantastic pilafs with nutty, complex textures for vegetarian main dish recipes.

classifying image pixels into shaped, smooth, and textured points, Pattern Recognition, vol.

incongruityz appropriates freely from popular culture mimicking a rough collaged texture with stylistic incongruities rendered meticulously in paint.

This will make the final texture lighter and fluffier.

Ever since these two products became so desired by people across the world, Frieda began to focus his attention on creating other product lines specifically for people with different textures, lengths and colors of hair.

Sarah added: So Baby meals are full of texture because we do n't skimp on ingredients or cooking methods.

Don't be afraid of texture-Because animal prints can be found in a variety of materials, textures can be rich and luxurious, or satiny and sleek.

contrapuntal texture, but nos.

From the further use of "grain" for the texture of substances, such as wood, meat, 'c.

Mill) equivalent to Intension, which is used to describe the sum of the qualities regarded as belonging to any given thing and involved in the name by which it is known; thus the term "elephant" connotes the having a trunk, a certain shape of body, texture of skin, and so on.

These kink-tailed or tailless cats are moreover smaller in size than the ordinary short-tailed breeds, with rather longer hair, whose texture approaches that of rabbitfur, and a cry said to be like that of the jungle-cat (F.

Synonyms:

raggedness, feel, tactile property, fine, smoothness, roughness, harsh, coarse, nap,

Antonyms:

agreeable, fine, roughness, smoothness, coarse,