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Meanings of touchstone in English
Usage of touchstone in English
1
The disengaging of the erotic motive is everything, is the only touchstone.
2
The Tories look to our conduct upon this question as the touchstone.
3
We have in our own hearts a new touchstone of poetic greatness.
4
There could be no better touchstone in such a matter than Butterwell.
5
The keen disappointment Edna hides within her domestic tranquility is a touchstone.
6
But let the fellow dispute as I do-there'sthe touchstone of learning.
7
On Tuesday Novak Djokovic became the touchstone for a selection of grievances.
8
The touchstone of the Springs Preserve is the forward-thinking Desert Living Center.
9
To be an idol at home, is no assured touchstone of merit.
10
At this touchstone rank, fortune, all that go with them, seemed poor.
11
Adolf Hitler is always the obvious touchstone for forewarning of a similar future.
12
The touchstone of time infallibly separates the false and the true.
13
Naturally, the touchstone in us becomes finer and truer the better we are.
14
PUE has become the touchstone for measuring data center energy efficiency.
15
She seemed to hold in her hand the touchstone of truth.
16
The response to this must be the touchstone of their lives.
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Touchstone across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common