intangible [ɪnˈtænʤəbl̩] PRID.
1. intangible quality, feeling:
- intangible
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2. intangible asset, value:
- intangible
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He is technically intangible, as his body is merely an aggregate of tiny forms.
en.wikipedia.org Intangible factors like confidence and psychology played powerful roles, helping to explain the magnitude and depth of the panic.
en.wikipedia.org It deals with something invisible and intangible that can not be perceived by the methods of the natural sciences.
en.wikipedia.org In other words, intangible cultural properties are certain artistic skills.
en.wikipedia.org They argue that such circular movement brings to the home country much intangible knowledge that proves invaluable for the country's development.
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