touched (on) Synonyms

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The professor briefly touched on the main themes of the novel in his lecture.
The meeting agenda only touched on a few key topics that needed urgent attention.
The surgeon touched on the patient's wound with a delicate hand, assessing the damage.
The story touched on the controversial subject of racial discrimination in a sensitive and thought-provoking way.
The report touched on several factors that contributed to the company's financial decline.
The debate touched on the ethical implications of cloning and genetic engineering.
The teacher touched on the importance of critical thinking skills during the class discussion.
The author's writing style touched on both humor and tragedy, creating a complex and moving narrative.
The new legislation touched on issues of privacy and data protection.
The politician's speech touched on the pressing need for climate action, urging immediate intervention.

seemed, bordered (on), trenched (on), resembled, verged (on), suggested, approached,compared (with), measured up (to), neared

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The professor briefly touched on the main themes of the novel in his lecture.

The meeting agenda only touched on a few key topics that needed urgent attention.

The surgeon touched on the patient's wound with a delicate hand, assessing the damage.

The story touched on the controversial subject of racial discrimination in a sensitive and thought-provoking way.