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Meanings of tangible object in English
Object with a physical referent.
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Examples for "something"
Examples for "something"
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But, as the new year violence illustrates, something has gone badly wrong.
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Some, however, believe it is the key to something far more dangerous.
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I something new want, yes; but also, after these twenty-five years, home.
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Commissioner Goodell said today: This is clearly something that can be fixed.
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Revolutions happen because thousands and millions of people come to believe something.
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Given the latter case, the former problem is probably a good thing.
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It's happening a year later which is a good thing, he said.
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For many in southern Europe, solidarity means one thing above all: eurobonds.
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She thought; then said: Yes, there is a thing you don't know.
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One thing was clear, however; his finances didn't ring true at all.
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Question 7: Russian and American scientists have discovered a new superheavy element.
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One common element is that these people often work late at night.
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In every society, government suppresses the individual element, one way or another.
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Problem was, there was an element of truth to what Morelli said.
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High technology industry is a key element of our current economic well-being.
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This will allow children to consider whether they really want the item.
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Physical activity outside of work was assessed using a 5-item Likert scale.
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The item that came in equal third position divides opinion: self-service machines.
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PERFUME Image: Unsplash How long the item lasts: one to three years.
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We can now add a third item to that list: climate change.
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The concrete object, as the vibrating string of a violin.
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Our everydav aesthetic judgments are wont to leave the attributes thus vaguely referred to the concrete object.
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Beauty is frequently attributed to a concrete object as a whole--toa flower or shell, for example, as a visible whole.
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If the sinner and the sin in him, are the concrete object of the divine wrath, then indeed there can be no mercy.
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Again, in childhood, these feelings were called out only by some definite, concrete object; now they are stimulated by great ideas as well.
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It is therefore an object, not a particular object that he summons.
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But though he knew everything, he tolerated it for a particular object.
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Are you searching those old newspapers with any particular object in view?
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One of them is Sedna; why is this particular object important?
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Now this particular object is defined through the qualities spherical, red, smooth, etc.
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Every existent object is dissolved into that from which it is produced.
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Existent objects exist only because of Ignorance having defiled the Soul.
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What is birth and what is death of all existent objects?
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Three are the seats of all existent objects.
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Then, when all existent objects, mobile and immobile, become dissolved, wise men endued with powerful memory never dissolve.
Usage of tangible object in English
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The implication that the speaker did understand remained in the air like a tangible object.
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By the motion of his hand he might discern the situation of any tangible object placed within his FI reach.
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When the sign of the counter promise is a tangible object, the contract is completed when the dominion over that object changes.
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Katherine drew back, stood up straight, threw out her hands as though to keep off some actual and tangible object of offense.
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And then remembering Mrs. Fyne's snappy "Practically" my thoughts fastened upon that lady as a more tangible object of speculation.
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One impression would be made on all minds in reference to the single tangible object before them; no matter how learned or ignorant.
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He looked and looked at the gray burro as if to make sure it was there, in the solid flesh, a really tangible object.
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Here, obviously, was a miniature solar system- atangibleobject-lessonin the Copernican theory.
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The trick is translating abstract concepts into tangible objects, like blocks.
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Trees and other tangible objects were all about them.
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Score one for the world of tangible objects.
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Now in order to discover by what means the magnitude of tangible objects is perceived by sight.
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The other sort of pre-historic narrative clings close to the soil, and to visible and tangible objects.
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From the simple case of walking we may proceed to the more complex cases of dealings with tangible objects of property.
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For there is a close relation betwixt that motion and darkness, and a real extension, or composition of visible and tangible objects.
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We have shown the way wherein the mind by mediation of visible ideas doth perceive or apprehend the distance, magnitude and situation of tangible objects.
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