intangible
/ɪnˈtændʒəbəl/
noun
- Something that cannot be touched or physically measured, especially an asset or quality.
- The company's patents and trademarks are valuable intangibles.
- Trust and loyalty are intangibles that strengthen relationships.
- Goodwill is an important intangible for any business.
adjective
- Unable to be touched or physically felt; not solid or material.
- The warmth of the sun is intangible, but you can feel it on your skin.
- Ideas are intangible things that exist only in our minds.
- The company's reputation is an intangible quality that affects its success.
- Difficult to define or describe clearly; vague or elusive.
- The team had an intangible spirit that helped them win the championship.
- There was an intangible sense of unease in the room after the argument.
- Her charm is something intangible that you can't put into words.
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