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impalpable

adjective/ɪmˈpæl.pə.bəl/

impossible or very difficult to touch or perceive

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impalpable in a sentence

An impalpable unease settled over the room before the verdict.

Only an impalpable trace of perfume remained in the empty theater.

Where it comes from

From Latin impalpabilis, meaning 'not touchable.'

Memory hook

IM means not and PALPABLE means touchable: impalpable means not touchable or perceptible.

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