What does touché mean?

ExpressionColoquial

touché — fair point

From the French of fencing: you have been hit. It is used just as in English, to admit that the other person has just scored a point, and always with a certain sportsmanship. In Spain it is said with no pretension to sophistication whatever: it is as colloquial as anything else you might say in a bar.

—Tú tampoco lo hiciste. —Touché.
The argument conceded in one word.

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