intangibly

Examples

• All

• He understands intangibly how much his support means to her.

• - Congealed labor is the amount of labor intangibly present in a commodity, which in the market is roughly expressed as exchange value or price.

  Glossary of Broken Dreams (2018)

• Just so, obscurely, intangibly, so many of their stories have begun and ended, her body gloving itself as did her hands.

  Fiction book (1998)

• Light-based images, meanwhile, are associated with technologies like film, television, and video, whose images are disclosed intangibly through emissions of radiant light.

  Academic text (2012)

• Help the Dean amass the resources needed to support and celebrate these teachers and their students: tangibly, out of your own pocket, and intangibly, with political support and advocacy among your peers and colleagues.

  Blog text (19)

• Spanning both camps is photography, a technology whose images may be propagated tangibly, in the form of pigment-based prints, or intangibly, in the form of luminous projections.

  Academic text (2012)

• Love can be intangibly powerful, affecting people's lives in subtle yet profound ways.

Synonyms

I

imperceptibly

vsintangibly

7 7.5

So slight that you do not notice it

describes absence of touch or clear definition rather than mere small change

I

indefinably

vsintangibly

7.5

In a way you cannot clearly describe

is harder to define because it also lacks physical contact or measurable quality

I

impalpably

vsintangibly

9.9

It happens so slightly that you cannot feel or notice it

also lacks definability or measurable qualities, not just lack of touch

I

immaterially

vsintangibly

• Specialized

9.3

Not physical, like a ghost or spirit

implies lacking touch while also being hard to measure or define

Antonyms

T

tangibly

2 4.9

In a way you can feel or clearly see

How Tangible

tangibly

2 4.9

palpably

3 5.2

intangibly

8.5

imperceptibly

7 7.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology