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incorporeal in Spanish

incorporeal in Spanish is incorpóreo — incorporeal means having no material form or physical substance.

incorporeal in Spanish

incorpóreo
adj
Having no material form or physical substance.

What does "incorporeal" mean?

  1. adj Having no material form or physical substance.
  2. adj Relating to an asset that does not have a material form; such as a patent.
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What is "incorporeal" in Spanish?

"incorporeal" in Spanish is incorpóreo. incorporeal means: Having no material form or physical substance.

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