tangibility
/ˌtændʒəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being able to be touched or felt physically.
- The tangibility of the sculpture made it more impressive than a photograph.
- The tangibility of the evidence helped convince the jury.
- In the digital age, we sometimes miss the tangibility of a printed book.
- The quality of being clear, real, or definite, not just an idea.
- The tangibility of the threat made everyone take it seriously.
- The plan lacked tangibility until they secured funding.
- Her dreams finally gained tangibility when she opened her own store.
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