Tangibility

Pronunciation: /ˈtiˈændʒiˈbaɪˈɫiˈtaɪ/

Tangibility (noun)

  1. The quality of being able to be touched and felt, not only imagined or described.
  2. The quality of being real, noticeable, and easy to understand, rather than vague or theoretical.
  3. In business or finance, the degree to which something has physical form or can be valued as an asset.

Examples

  • The tangibility of the product helps customers trust it.
  • Tangibility matters when people need to touch the material.