Definitionadj. incapable of being perceived by the senses especially the sense of touch
Last update: January 1, 2016
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She was an impalpable person lushing in his imagination. [adjective]
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It lived on as one of the impalpable but powerful influences which spurred on the Sicilians and the democrats of Naples to the efforts which they put forth in 1821, 1830, 1848 and 186o: [adjective]
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The fiery rain had come down--impalpable, invisible, leaving its deadly tokens in burning plague spots, the forerunners of death. [adjective]
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Is there any medium of communication beyond the impalpable ether which brings their light. [adjective]
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In such a being there is no dust, nor any gross thing; it must be finer than air, more impalpable than light, purer than essence--it is life in absolute purity. [adjective]
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Impalpable black dust far-borne from Dakota covered the inner sills of the closed windows. [Please select]
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"Even now I don't believe in him," the impalpable legend ran. [Please select]
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