Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tangible"

A: Tangible is capable of being perceived especially by the sense of touch.
An example can be all the things we can touch.
Tangible can also be used metaphorically like: tangible assets, tangible grief, tangible ability.

A: something that you are able to touch.

Something intangible would be something that you cannot touch.

A car is tangible.

A soul is intangible.

A: able to be touched / can be touched like your environment (food, nature, living things, man made objects).

Ideas are intangible (unable to be touched)

A: Easily seen or recognized

A: Something you can touch.

A: "She wanted something tangible as proof that it wasn't a dream."
"Her feelings were made tangible once she was pulled into an embrace."
"They needed tangible evidence that there was abuse, otherwise they would lose the case."

A: HiNative have produced tangible results among its users; larger vocabulary and better grammar in everyday practical use.

A: an idea is intangible where is the ground beneath your feet is tangible and can be felt.

A: Tangible : qui est facile à reconnaître en touchant
Tactile : ce qui concerne la sensation du toucher

A: Tangible is more like “you can touch it”
Concrete is more like “solid/strong”

A: Tangible = something real you can touch. (Intangible is something you can’t touch....like thoughts and ideas).

Attain = to succeed in achieving.

A: Tangible means something you can touch, something than can be given value, or something real that is noticeable.

When I reach out and touch you in my dreams you are tangible
- her grief is tangible
- your car and house are tangible assets


Concrete refers to the building material and is indicative of something solid and firm or used as an expression that indicates no doubt

- this house is made of solid concrete
- the lawyer has so much evidence, his win is concrete.

A: tangible = something that you can touch and see