tangibilize

[US]/[ˈtæŋ.dʒ.ə.ˌbaɪz]/

[UK]/[ˈtæŋ.dʒ.ə.ˌbaɪz]/

Translation

v.To make something tangible; to give a concrete form to something abstract.; To render something perceptible to the senses.

tangibilize data

tangibilize the abstract

tangibilize experience

tangibilize ideas

tangibilized form

tangibilize feelings

tangibilize vision

tangibilize reality

we need to tangibilize the abstract concept of customer loyalty with concrete data.

the project aimed to tangibilize the company's values through employee training programs.

can you tangibilize your vision for the future of the company?

the artist sought to tangibilize emotions through vibrant colors and bold strokes.

it's difficult to tangibilize the impact of climate change without seeing the melting glaciers.

the marketing team worked to tangibilize the benefits of the product with customer testimonials.

the goal was to tangibilize the potential of the new technology for investors.

the consultant helped the client tangibilize their strategic goals into actionable steps.

the designer tried to tangibilize the user experience through interactive prototypes.

the challenge was to tangibilize the intangible benefits of a healthy lifestyle.

the speaker attempted to tangibilize the importance of education with compelling statistics.

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