Immaterial §

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Relations §

• Intangible: Immaterial things are intangible, unable to be touched or grasped physically.
• Conceptual: Immaterial things are conceptual, existing as ideas or theories rather than physical entities.
• Metaphysical: Immaterial concepts relate to metaphysics, the branch of philosophy dealing with abstract concepts beyond the physical.
• Virtual: Virtual things lack physical substance or materiality.
• Idealistic: Immaterial things are idealistic, existing as ideas or ideals rather than physical objects.
• Bodiless: Immaterial things are bodiless, lacking a physical body or material form.
• Non-physical: Immaterial things are non-physical, lacking a material or physical form.
• Theoretical: Immaterial concepts are often theoretical, based on ideas or hypotheses rather than physical evidence.
• Disembodied: Immaterial things are disembodied, separated from a physical body or form.
• Imaginary: Immaterial things can be imaginary, existing only in the mind or imagination.
• Immateriality: Immateriality is the state or quality of being immaterial or non-physical.
• Transcendent: Immaterial concepts often transcend the physical world, existing beyond material reality.
• Abstract: Immaterial things are abstract, existing as ideas or concepts rather than concrete objects.
• Insubstantial: Immaterial things are insubstantial, lacking physical substance or solidity.
• Impalpable: Immaterial things are impalpable, unable to be felt or touched physically.
• Incorporeal: Immaterial things are incorporeal, having no physical body or form.
• Ethereal: Immaterial things are ethereal, light and airy, lacking physical substance.
• Formless: Immaterial things are formless, existing without a defined physical shape or structure.
• Hypothetical: Immaterial things can be hypothetical, existing as suppositions or assumptions rather than proven facts.
• Unembodied: Immaterial things are unembodied, existing without a physical body or form.
• Spiritual: Immaterial concepts are often associated with the spiritual realm, beyond the physical world.