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When the scientists stimulate my nerves I could feel the vibration and the sense of touch in my phantom index finger, the touching sensations is quite close to when you feel it with your normal finger; you can feel the coarseness of the plates, and the different gaps and ribs. feel.

1. sense of touch - the faculty by which external objects or forces are perceived through contact with the body (especially the hands); "only sight and touch enable us to locate objects in the space around us". Web. If you do not agree, you can click "Manage" below to review your options. touch, sense of touch, skin senses, touch modality, cutaneous senses(noun), the faculty by which external objects or forces are perceived through contact with the body (especially the hands), "only sight and touch enable us to locate objects in the space around us", Synonyms:jot, cutaneous senses, touch sensation, tactual sensation, touch modality, touching, touch, signature, skin senses, soupcon, speck, hint, trace, feeling, pinch, mite, tinge, ghost, spot, tactile sensation, contact. Thanks for your vote! ‘his shoes were touching the end of the bed’, , be in contact with, come into contact, come into contact with, come together, come together with, meet, join, connect, converge, converge with, be contiguous, be contiguous with, border, border on, be against, be up against, link up, link up with, adjoin, abut, neighbour, , stroke, rub, rub against, rub up against, brush, brush against, brush up against, graze, , caress, pet, tickle, toy with, play about with, fiddle with, finger, thumb, handle, ‘in June the government touched its lowest point of popularity’, , be on a par with, equal, match, be a match for, be in the same class as, be in the same league as, be on an equal footing with, parallel, rival, come near, get near, approach, come up to, come close to, get close to, measure up against, measure up to, ‘you're not supposed to touch my typewriter’, , play with, play about with, play around with, toy with, fiddle with, interfere with, tamper with, disturb, harm, lay a hand on, lay a finger on, , employ, make use of, put to use, have access to, access, avail oneself of, get, get at, take advantage of, ‘normally he wouldn't touch a job as small as this’, , concern oneself with, involve oneself in, involve oneself with, get involved in, get involved with, have something to do with, have dealings with, deal with, handle, be a party to, ‘Germany was comparatively little touched by the Renaissance’, , have an effect on, concern, involve, have a bearing on, be relevant to, be pertinent to, ‘Lisa felt touched by the girl's unexpected kindness’, , move, stir, arouse, leave an impression on, make an impression on, impress, have an impact on, have an effect on, , disturb, make sad, arouse sympathy, melt, soften, ‘do you think you can touch him for some more money?’, ‘communicating by touch is the most primitive mode’, , feel, sense of touch, contact, tactile sense, tactility, , tap, pat, nudge, prod, poke, push, glance, flick, ‘she has a lovely touch on the putting greens’, , skilfulness, expertise, dexterity, deftness, virtuosity, adroitness, adeptness, ability, talent, flair, facility, proficiency, , technique, approach, style, manner, execution, method, , craftsmanship, workmanship, artistry, performance, , trace, bit, suggestion, suspicion, hint, scintilla, tinge, tincture, whiff, whisper, overtone, undertone, nuance, murmur, colouring, breath, vein, , taste, spot, drop, dab, pinch, speck, smack, smattering, sprinkling, splash, soupçon, ‘there were flowers in a vase on the dressing table—a nice touch’, , feature, fine point, nicety, addition, accessory, ‘visitors put the severity of the house down to the lack of a woman's touch’, ‘they finished training a few months apart and lost touch’, , communication, correspondence, connection, association, , up to date with, abreast of, up with, informed about, , cross one's fingers, keep one's fingers crossed, ‘the flagstaffs were being touched up with gold paint’, , patch up, retouch, renovate, refurbish, spruce up, restore, revive, renew, revamp, brush up, rehabilitate, overhaul, recondition, refresh, rejuvenate, ‘touch up your CV and improve your interview skills’, , enhance, gloss, dress up, embellish, embroider, , modernize, revamp, revise, redo, polish up, rewrite, edit, , set off, trigger, explode, spark, spark off, ‘the plan touched off a major political storm’, , set off, start, begin, set in motion, instigate, ignite, trigger, trigger off, stir up, provoke, foment, cause, give rise to, lead to, generate, actuate, launch, ‘the exhibition did touch on larger issues’, , mention, give a mention to, comment on, remark on, bring up, speak of, talk about, write about, deal with, raise, broach, cover, allude to, make an allusion to, hint at, skim over, ‘a self-confident manner touching on the arrogant’, , verge on, border on, incline to, approach, resemble, be tantamount to, be more or less, be not far from, be not far off, , alight, come in to land, come down, come to earth, come to rest, put down, make a landing, arrive, These Foreign Words And Phrases Are Now Used In English.