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impalpability

 

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Noun impalpability has 1 sense
  1. intangibility, intangibleness, impalpability - the quality of being intangible
    --1 is a kind of immateriality, incorporeality
    Antonyms: tangibility, tangibleness, palpability

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Impalpability

Definition:

The noun impalpability refers to the quality or state of being incapable of being felt, touched, or perceived physically.

Senses and Usages:

1. Literal Sense:

In its literal sense, impalpability describes something that cannot be physically sensed or touched.

Example Sentence: The impalpability of ghosts makes it difficult to prove their existence.

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2. Figurative Sense:

Figuratively, impalpability can be used to express intangible qualities, emotions, or ideas.

Example Sentence: The impalpability of love can sometimes make it hard to comprehend.

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3. Artistic Usage:

In the context of art, impalpability can be used to describe the representation of the intangible in visual or abstract forms.

Example Sentence: The artist skillfully conveyed the impalpability of emotions through his abstract paintings.

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4. Local Usage:

In local contexts, impalpability can refer to specific regional beliefs, traditions, or customs that are intangible or difficult to grasp for outsiders.

Example Sentence: The small town had a strong sense of impalpability, evident in their unique celebrations and folklore.

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