1. the quality of being able to be touched or felt; physical substance
2. the quality of being real, concrete, or clearly evident

Examples

• The tangibility of the sculpture made it more impressive than the digital artwork.
• She appreciated the tangibility of printed books over e-readers.
• The tangibility of his achievements was evident in the awards on his wall.
• The project lacked tangibility until they built the prototype.
• There’s something comforting about the tangibility of handwritten letters.
• The tangibility of the evidence convinced the jury of his guilt.