intangibleness

Examples

• All

• The intangibleness of emotions makes them difficult to express.

• The intangibleness of her charm made her all the more fascinating.

• He spoke of the intangibleness of inspiration, comparing it to a fleeting shadow.

• Many artists explore the intangibleness of their thoughts.

• Some values have an intangibleness that makes them hard to measure or define.

• The intangibleness of her charm made her all the more fascinating.

• The intangibleness of emotions makes them difficult to express.

Synonyms

I

intangibility

vsintangibleness

1 8.3

Something you cannot touch, like an idea or feeling

is the alternative noun form often used interchangeably in writing

I

immateriality

vsintangibleness

• Specialized

1 9.6

Not having a physical body or any substance

is about absence of touchable quality rather than absence of matter

I

impalpability

vsintangibleness

9.9

You cannot feel it by touch, like a light mist

is the broader state of not being touchable rather than focusing on sensation

I

incorporeality

vsintangibleness

9.9

A state of having no physical body or shape

is the state of lacking touchable presence rather than lacking a body

I

incorporeity

vsintangibleness

• Specialized

9.9

Not having a physical body or material form

is about not being touchable, not specifically missing a body

I

insubstantiality

vsintangibleness

9.2

A lack of being real, strong, or convincing

is about lacking touchable physical presence rather than mere weakness

Antonyms

T

tangibleness

7.5

The state of being able to be touched or felt

How Tangible

tangibility

1 6.1

concreteness

1 5.0

intangibleness

9.5

ethereality

• Literature

9.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology