portugués
tangível Capable of being perceived; especially capable of being handled or touched or felt.
Sinónimos
Examples for "tangible"
Examples for "tangible"
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Finally, he'd given me a response that offered a tangible way forward.
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However, emotional abuse is real and can be tangible in some ways.
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To overcome this, they need tangible action to secure where they work.
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I discuss real, tangible things clients can do to improve their situation.
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Few Angolans have yet to see tangible benefits from the boom, however.
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In some cases, there was a palpable sense that change was impossible.
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For one terrifying second, the power of the young was made palpable.
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Once you're out of town, however, the sense of freedom is palpable.
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Her energy is palpable; she moves forth with a strong set intention.
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Taplin's sense of outrage is palpable and his case is often compelling.
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The policy was simple, and the national interest palpable; King Louis XV.
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The change in mood is as palpable as the change in countries.
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The limits of quarantine have made this change especially palpable, especially exciting.
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Conclusions: Although highly sensitive, imaging is superfluous if an olive is palpable.
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The good news is that there is palpable change in the women.
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The public anger at the time of the Brexit referendum was palpable.
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No use in setting forth the facts, the palpable right and wrong.
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Physical examination revealed a palpable, painless, soft mass in the left hemiscrotum.
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The author's impatience with detail in these early chapters is almost palpable.
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Then the two walked in a darkness so thick it seemed palpable.
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Most patients complained of joint pain; 4 presented with a palpable mass.
