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Tangible

usgb/ˈtændʒəbl/Volume
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Physical PresencePlay
Refers to objects or effects you can directly sense, especially by touch. SlideThe smooth texture of the sculpture was tangible.
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Opposite of ideas or feelings, things described as tangible are real and concrete. SlideThe vase was her only tangible memory of her grandmother.
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Emotional IntensityPlay
Used metaphorically to describe a feeling so strong it's as if you could touch it. SlideDuring the speech, the hope in the room felt tangible.