impalpably (Meaning)

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impalpably (r)

not substantially; lacking substantial expression or fullness

Webster

In an impalpable manner.

The delicate fragrance of jasmine permeated the air, impalpably lingering on skin and fabrics.
The sunlight filtered through the leaves, casting impalpably dappled shadows on the ground.
A sense of melancholy hung in the atmosphere, so impalpably subtle that it could only be felt in the heart.
The passage of time seemed to slow impalpably, as days melted into weeks and weeks into months.
The sound of distant thunder reached her ears, impalpably distant and yet ominous.
The smooth surface of the porcelain shimmered with an impalpably iridescent glow.
Memories of the past drifted through her mind, impalpably haunting and yet distant.
The mist curled around her feet, impalpably cold and damp.
The emotion flickered across his face, impalpably fleeting and yet unmistakable.
The weight of the world seemed to rest impalpably upon his shoulders, invisible yet heavy.

not substantially; lacking substantial expression or fullnessIn an impalpable manner.

intangible,incorporeal,immaterial, ethereal,unreal, bodiless, unsubstantial, spiritual, insubstantial

tangible, corporeal, corporeal, physical, tactile,tangible, physical, tactile, palpable, palpable

The delicate fragrance of jasmine permeated the air, impalpably lingering on skin and fabrics.

The sunlight filtered through the leaves, casting impalpably dappled shadows on the ground.

A sense of melancholy hung in the atmosphere, so impalpably subtle that it could only be felt in the heart.

The passage of time seemed to slow impalpably, as days melted into weeks and weeks into months.