1. in a way that cannot be touched or grasped physically; in a way that is difficult to define or understand clearly

Examples

• The atmosphere in the room changed intangibly after she entered.
• His influence on the team was felt intangibly through improved morale.
• The old house was intangibly different, though nothing had visibly changed.
• She contributed intangibly to the project’s success through her encouragement.
• The value of the brand exists intangibly in customer loyalty.
• The tension between them grew intangibly over the weeks.