tactual sensation (noun)

1. Their tactual sensation was heightened as they held hands and felt the warmth and pressure of each other's touch.

2. The devout followers sought tactual sensation during the religious ceremony, feeling the heat and pressure as they pressed their hands against the sacred object.

3. The author used vivid descriptions of tactual sensation, allowing the readers to feel the protagonist's pain and pressure as if they were experiencing it themselves.

4. In the cartoon, the character's tactual sensation was exaggerated, causing them to feel exaggerated heat, pressure, or pain when interacting with the environment.

1. The designer created a dress with different textures to enhance the tactual sensation for the wearer.

2. The artist used various materials in their sculpture to stimulate a tactual sensation when touched.

3. The architect incorporated different textures in the building's facade to provide a tactual sensation.

4. The author's vivid description of the protagonist's encounter with a rough surface evoked a tactual sensation in the reader's imagination.