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Meanings
1
intangible; incorporeal
Describes something without physical form, such as rights, assets, or abstract concepts. Often used in legal, philosophical, or technical contexts.
Intangible property rights are also called intellectual property rights.
The concept is intangible and cannot be touched directly.
2
unreasonable; absurd; preposterous
Used for actions, demands, or situations that go beyond reason or common sense. Often carries a negative judgment.
I cannot accept such an unreasonable demand.
His argument is completely absurd.