intangibility
/ɪnˌtændʒəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being impossible to touch or physically feel; lack of physical substance.
- The intangibility of the ghost made it even more frightening.
- The intangibility of the idea made it hard to explain to others.
- Scientists study the intangibility of magnetic fields.
- The quality of being difficult to define or grasp with the mind; vagueness or abstractness.
- Investors often struggle with the intangibility of brand value.
- The intangibility of happiness makes it a challenging subject for research.
- The intangibility of her argument left the audience confused.
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