intangibleness
/ɪnˈtændʒəbəlnəs/
noun
- The quality of being difficult or impossible to touch, grasp, or measure physically.
- Scientists struggle with the intangibleness of dark matter, which cannot be seen or touched.
- The intangibleness of the scent in the air made it impossible to identify its source.
- The intangibleness of the concept of time makes it hard for young children to understand.
- The quality of being vague, abstract, or not easily defined or understood.
- The intangibleness of the company's mission statement made it hard for employees to know what to focus on.
- Many people find the intangibleness of philosophical ideas frustrating.
- The intangibleness of her argument left the audience confused about her main point.
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