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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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What does touche mean?
Hello everyone, I head someone say "touche" after a comment, could you explain to me what it means? Is it slang? Is it used in both American and British English? Thank you.
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The word "touché" is used to admit that somebody has made a valid point in a discussion or an argument. It's not really slang; it's more like an informal interjection. And I'm fairly sure it would be understood on either side of the pond.
- The word "touché" is used to admit that somebody has made a valid point in a discussion or an argument.
- It's not really slang; it's more like an informal interjection.
- And I'm fairly sure it would be understood on either side of the pond.
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The word "touché" is used to admit that somebody has made a valid point in a discussion or an argument. It's not really slang; it's more like an informal interjection. And I'm fairly sure it would be understood on either side of the pond.
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