IPA: /ˈbrʌʃˌstroʊk/
KK: /ˈbrʌʃˌstroʊk/
A mark made by a brush when painting, often showing the texture and style of the artist's work.
The artist's unique brushstroke added depth and emotion to the painting.
Brushstroke → It is formed from "brush" (from Middle English *brushe*, meaning to sweep or clean) and "stroke" (from Old English *strōcian*, meaning to strike or touch). The word "brushstroke" refers to the act of applying paint with a brush in a single movement or touch.
Think of using a 'brush' to 'strike' or 'touch' the canvas — that's how a brushstroke is made.
No commonly confused words.