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touche

 

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Touche

Part of Speech: Interjection

(used as an acknowledgment or counterargument, especially in response to a witty remark)

Definition:

An expression used to acknowledge a clever or effective point made in an argument, conversation, or debate. It indicates understanding or appreciation of another person's remark.

Example Sentences:

  • "You may have won this round, but I'll get you next time!"
  • "Touche! Your argument definitely holds merit."
  • "She made a brilliant observation about the situation and I couldn't help but say 'Touche!'"

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: Fencing

A fencing term used to acknowledge a hit made by an opponent.

Example Sentences:

  • "The fencer skillfully parried his opponent's attack, but couldn't avoid conceding a touche."
  • "The fencer's swift reaction earned him a touche, much to the delight of the spectators."

Part of Speech: Interjection

(used humorously to acknowledge a comeback or clever response)

Example Sentences:

  • "A: Your fashion sense is so last century. B: Well, the 1900s called, they want their insult back. A: Touche."
  • "A: Your cooking skills are laughable. B: That's why my dish is empty while yours is half full. A: Touche."

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: Local

A popular French-themed restaurant in the city known for its exquisite menu and romantic ambiance.

Example Sentences:

  • "If you are looking for a special place to celebrate your anniversary, consider dining at Touche."
  • "Make sure to try their signature dish, Coq Au Vin, when you visit Touche."
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