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• n  the quality of being perceivable by touch

• This sense of reality and tangibility, says Cooper, had been lost to French painting in the late 19th century, amid the theorizing of the Symbolists and the opalescent shimmers .
• It's something to do with the tangibility of it, the engaging of the senses--even long after the person is gone.

• tangibleness
• palpability

• intangibility
• impalpability

News & Articles

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• Ted Siefer's City Hall Old-school Beaudry on losing side of vote to go paperless
  There are plenty of people who have a special affection for the tangibility and texture of the printed page. And then there's Ward 9 school board member Art Beaudry, whose attachment to parchment, as we learned at Monday's meeting, is especially fierce.
  June 16, 2013 - New Hampshire Union Leader

Quotes

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• Frank Bainimarama in AHN | All Headline News
  By the second quarter of this year nurses based in rural stations will start receiving non-communicable disease and productive health kits to improve service delivery,said Bainimarama. "It will also give tangibility to the important role...