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the quality of something that can be decided by touch; the degree to which something is rough or smooth, or soft or hard 
a smooth/rough/coarse texture [C]
a soft/hard texture [C]
Different types of fabric have different textures. [C]
This artificial fabric has the texture of (=feels like) silk. [U]
The manufacturers say that using this cream will help improve your skin texture (=the appearance of your skin). [U]
This cheese has a firm but crumbly texture (=structure). [C]

The texture of a piece of writing or music is its character. 
The play has a rich and complex dramatic texture.
The surface texture of the writing is so dense that we are prevented from seeing clearly below it.

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Textured means having a surface that is not smooth but has a raised pattern on it. 
textured wallpaper
a textured fabric

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-textured means having a texture of the stated type. 
coarse-textured/fine-textured sand
a crisp-textured apple
an even-textured paste
a rich-textured play/poem
( Cambridge International Dictionary of English )