textural (Meaning)

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textural (a.)

Of or pertaining to texture.

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The artist's brushstrokes created a vibrant and textural canvas that captivated the eye.
The painter skillfully varied the thickness and direction of paint strokes to achieve a textural masterpiece that evoked depth and movement.
The sculptor's clay exuded a soft and pliable texture, inviting the fingers to explore its smooth contours.
The intricate patterns woven into the fabric imparted a rich textural dimension that enhanced its aesthetic appeal.
The antique furniture bore the patina of time, revealing a textural patina that spoke to its storied history.
The culinary delight teased the palate with its velvety smooth texture, contrasting with the crispy exterior.
The rough and textural bark of the oak tree stood as a testament to its resilience and longevity.
The textural interplay of the various fabrics in the tapestry created a visually stimulating and tactile experience.
The geologist marveled at the textural diversity of the rock formations, each layer revealing a unique geological story.
The textural nuances of the old parchment hinted at the countless hands that had once touched its surface, carrying with it a sense of history and mystery.

Of or pertaining to texture.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The artist's brushstrokes created a vibrant and textural canvas that captivated the eye.

The painter skillfully varied the thickness and direction of paint strokes to achieve a textural masterpiece that evoked depth and movement.

The sculptor's clay exuded a soft and pliable texture, inviting the fingers to explore its smooth contours.

The intricate patterns woven into the fabric imparted a rich textural dimension that enhanced its aesthetic appeal.