IPA: /ˈtɛkstʃər/
KK: /ˈtɛkstʃər/
The feel or appearance of a surface, which can be rough, smooth, or grainy. It describes how something looks and feels when you touch it.
The artist used different materials to create a rich texture in her painting.
To give a specific surface quality or feel to something, often by adding patterns or details.
The artist decided to texture the canvas to create a more interesting visual effect.
Past: textured
Past Participle: textured
Texture → It is derived from 'textura' (from Latin, meaning weaving or structure) and the suffix '-ure' (indicating a process or result). The word 'texture' refers to the way something is woven or structured, describing its surface characteristics.
Think of 'weaving' ('textura') to remember that 'texture' describes the structure or feel of a surface.