textural

[teks-cher-uhl]

adjective

1. of or relating to the texture of a thing, such as of a substance, fabric, painting, etc.; of or relating to the tactile qualities of a surface.

2. (of a musical or literary work) having or showing interconnections, variations in style or technique, etc., that lend texture to the work.

Example Sentences

A recording of “before nature and after nature,” taken on its own musical and textural terms, does.

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The sticks are soft and gelatinous with a slight crisp from their outer layers — simply put, a textural masterpiece.

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“Sea anemone is very textural, and requires a lot of preparation,” Hudda explains.

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A pantry-stretching miracle, yes — but sometimes also a textural tragedy.

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“The artisan butter scene is alive and our whey butter, all natural, sustainably sourced and no ingredients except whey cream and sometimes sea salt, brings about the perfect adventure in flavor and textural mouthfeel sensation,” the brand said, adding that its whey butter “offers a more delicate texture for spreading and improved crumb integrity in baked goods, lending itself to extra-special kitchen creations.”

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