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"Tangible" refers to something that can be perceived by the senses, particularly touch, and has a physical presence. It describes objects or assets that are concrete and measurable, such as furniture or machinery. In contrast to intangible items, like intellectual property or goodwill, tangible items can be easily quantified and valued.

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