impalpable

English

Etymology

From Middle French impalpable, from Medieval Latin impalpabilis. See im- +‎ palpable.

Adjective

impalpable (comparative more impalpable, superlative most impalpable)

Not able to be perceived by the senses (especially by touch); intangible or insubstantial.
Not easily grasped or understood.

Translations

not perceivable

Bulgarian: неосезаем (bg) (neosezaem), недоловим (bg) (nedolovim)
French: impalpable (fr)
Irish: do-airithe, doshonraithe, domhothaithe, dobhraite

Italian: impalpabile (it)
Spanish: impalpable (es)

Spanish

Adjective

impalpable (plural impalpables)

impalpable

Derived terms

azúcar impalpable

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