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in·tan·gibly [ɪnˈtænʤəbli] ADV

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Perhaps it is a goalkeeper whose mere presence instils confidence in the defence, intangibly solidifying them as a unit?

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The answer has to be something intangibly missing from the fabric of the city, yet that robs us of assuming a complete identity.

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And then sometimes, most elusively and intangibly, it comes in the form of notes found on the ground, cryptic warnings and salutations from unseen companions.

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Intangibly, but more essentially, is the deeper question of how a state relates to culture.

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There's something intangibly fulfilling about a good talk.

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Yet there remains something intangibly opaque about the whole narrative, something impenetrable and mystifying.

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The troupe sports the usual, unusually and intangibly (almost implausibly) impressive world-domination stats: 80 countries; 400 cities; rave reviews globally.

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Subtle magic typically refers to magic of legend, gradually and sometimes intangibly altering the world, whereas manifest magic is magic that immediately appears as a result.

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And on the other side, as a shopper, there's just something intangibly different about browsing an independent shop.

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And then they went away again -- empty-handed but intangibly enriched by the experience.

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