tangible

adjective
/ˈtændʒəbl/

Meaning

perceptible by touch; real and concrete
Perceptible by touch; clear and definite; real.

Example Sentences

The excitement in the room was almost tangible.

The benefits of exercise are tangible and measurable.

There was no tangible evidence to support the accusation.

Synonyms

palpable, real, physical, concrete, touchable, perceptible, solid
Entry 1
palpable, real, physical, concrete, touchable
Entry 2
real, concrete, physical
Entry 3
perceptible, touchable, concrete, solid, real

Antonyms

intangible, abstract, unreal, immaterial, theoretical, conceptual
Entry 1
intangible, abstract, unreal
Entry 2
intangible, abstract, immaterial
Entry 3
intangible, abstract, immaterial, theoretical, conceptual

Collocations

tangible evidence, tangible results, tangible assets

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