tangibles (Meaning)
tangibles
capable of being precisely identified or realized by the mind, capable of being understood and appreciated, capable of being touched, something tangible, substantially real, capable of being perceived especially by the sense of touch, capable of being appraised at an actual or approximate value, something that is tangible (see tangible entry 1), an asset capable of being appraised at an actual or approximate value
Synonyms & Antonyms of tangibles
tangibles Sentence Examples
- The tangibles of success include financial stability, career advancement, and acquired properties.
- Despite the pain, she held onto the tangibles that reminded her of her loved ones.
- The company's tangible assets, such as equipment and inventory, were valued at over $10 million.
- In the inheritance, the executor distributed both tangibles, like furniture, and intangibles, like stocks and bonds.
- The museum's collection focused on tangible artifacts from ancient civilizations.
- The scientist sought to convert intangible ideas into tangible scientific discoveries.
- The contract specified that the sale included both tangible and intangible assets, including intellectual property.
- The philanthropist donated a substantial sum of money, but also provided tangible support through volunteer work.
- The tangible remnants of the house fire served as a haunting reminder of the tragedy.
- The value of tangible goods can fluctuate over time, while the value of intangible assets may remain constant or even appreciate.
FAQs About the word tangibles
capable of being precisely identified or realized by the mind, capable of being understood and appreciated, capable of being touched, something tangible, substa
valuables, estate,property, treasures, things, collateral, moveables, covenant, personalty, effects
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The tangibles of success include financial stability, career advancement, and acquired properties.
Despite the pain, she held onto the tangibles that reminded her of her loved ones.
The company's tangible assets, such as equipment and inventory, were valued at over $10 million.
In the inheritance, the executor distributed both tangibles, like furniture, and intangibles, like stocks and bonds.
