tangible

Definition for tangible

adjective as in real, concrete

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actual, appreciable, corporeal, definite, detectable, discernible, distinct, embodied, evident, factual, gross, incarnated, manifest, material, objective, observable, obvious, patent, perceivable, perceptible, phenomenal, physical, plain, positive, sensible, solid, stable, substantial, tactile, verifiable, visible, well-grounded

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The New York Declaration committed signatories including Britain to taking "tangible, timebound and irreversible steps for the peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine."

From BBC

The party has failed to craft an emotionally engaging story and vision for the future that offers tangible deliverables for the American people.

From Salon

However, as tech blogger Will Lockett observes, “each has been twisted and worded in a way in which Musk can achieve them without generating any tangible growth.”

From Los Angeles Times

Prolonged petrol shortages, along with regular power cuts, the rising cost of living, hunger, poverty, inequality and youth unemployment, add to the tangible frustration here.

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Ms Roberts said: "We've got new evidence. We've got new research. There are real things we can do to make a tangible difference."

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