Regarding abstractions, namely, concepts, ideas, thoughts etc.(Adj.; Re. Philosophy; Source: IPDF)
Lacking substance or reality; incapable of being touched or seen.
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The former deals chiefly with the visible; the latter with the intangible.
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She likes owning things that promise a future intangible pleasure... View Article
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Newark slapped an assessment of 15 million on the company's intangible property.
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The intangible of racism may play the most significant role, he said.
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Intellectual Property Many intangible assets of a business should be legally protected.
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The ecstasy of human love passed in brief, intangible panorama before me.
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One area it is examining closely is such payments for intangible assets.
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Invaluable is the example of the man, intangible that of the hero.
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One feels it in a moment, and yet it seems intangible, indescribable.
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But unlike the instantly recognisable New York, there's something intangible about Chicago.
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In the new world, intangible assets can be moved around at will.
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It's on the intangible, almost emotional sense that lingers once it's over.
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The first charm of Japan is intangible and volatile as a perfume.
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Goire activated his body shield, and the shimmering intangible barrier cocooned him.
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Perception is slippery Not everyone is convinced of these intangible benefits, though.
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You are dealing with the tender and intangible; with feminine temperament, Jack.
