1. the quality or state of being tangible; the ability to be touched or physically grasped
2. the quality of being real, concrete, or substantial rather than imaginary or theoretical

Examples

• The tangibleness of the sculpture made it more appealing than the abstract painting.
• She appreciated the tangibleness of working with clay rather than digital art.
• The tangibleness of his achievements gave him confidence in his abilities.
• The project lacked tangibleness until they built the prototype.
• The tangibleness of the evidence convinced the jury of his guilt.
• Children often prefer toys with tangibleness over virtual games.