Meaning & use
tangibly
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In a way that can be perceived, touched, or clearly recognized as real or concrete.
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The new policy has tangibly improved employee morale.
You could tangibly feel the tension in the room.
A note on using this word
Derived from "tangible," from Latin "tangere," meaning to touch.
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intangibly
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