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touch on
Also, touch upon.
Mention briefly or casually in passing, as in He barely touched on the subject of immigration . [First half of 1600s]
Approach closely, verge on, as in This frenzy touched on clinical insanity . [Early 1800s]
Example Sentences
The writers who took part in this year’s Envelope Roundtable touched on social media blackouts, release strategies, runaway production, even the wonder of Bravo’s “The Valley.”
The conversation deepens, touching on masculinity and how hard it could be to ask for help.
In a wide-ranging discussion, Sir Salman also touched on US politics, declaring that "America was not in great shape".
Dame Jacqueline has touched on Beaker as an adult through the eyes of the character's daughter Jess in her children's books My Mum Tracy Beaker and The Beaker Girls.
It’s touching on a lot of the uglier sides of our psyche that we all have.
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