C1adjectiveformalbusinessacademic
US/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
UK/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
real and clear enough to be seen, touched, felt or measured
In context
The new policy has brought tangible benefits to small farmers.
There is no tangible evidence that he was at the scene.
After months of work, we finally saw tangible results.
Words that go with tangible
adjective + noun
- tangible benefitExercise has tangible benefits for health.
- tangible evidencePolice found no tangible evidence.
- tangible resultVoters want tangible results.
- tangible assetsLand and machines are tangible assets.
- tangible proofShe needs tangible proof of the claim.
- tangible improvementThere was a tangible improvement in morale.