adj. 1 real; able to be touched; 2 possible to understand or realize; not vague or uncertain
She wanted tangible proof before she believed his story.
She wanted tangible proof before she believed his story.
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Why does Grandpa Ben suspect that the Old York Cipher did not have a tangible solution?
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It's unbelievable how a concept becomes a tangible resource.
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After years of work his brainchild was a tangible reality.
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touchable; concrete; substantial; palpable
immaterial; impalpable; intangible
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