tangible

[tan-juh-buhl] / ˈtæn dʒə bəl /

ADJECTIVE

real, concrete

Synonyms

STRONG

palpable touchable

WEAK

actual appreciable corporeal definite detectable discernible distinct embodied evident factual gross incarnated manifest material objective observable obvious patent perceivable perceptible phenomenal physical plain positive sensible solid stable substantial tactile verifiable visible well-grounded

Antonyms

WEAK

abstract conceptual imperceptible intangible unreal

Example Sentences

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Clinger said that the executive order is having a more tangible impact within the federal government.

From Salon

This means SAP can train AI models on high-quality business data and processes, and enable tangible productivity gains and returns on investment.

From Barron's

Buzzwords about creativity and fulfillment are no substitute for the tangible benefits employees seek in the workplace.

From The Wall Street Journal

The tangible connection was apparent to Richardson too.

From Los Angeles Times

“The result is likely to be a tangible increase in consumption over the coming quarters,” de Chazal notes.

From Barron's

tangible

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