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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Hi...
Please help.
What's the word to describe something that's not physically there but it's there?
Thank you.
Please help.
What's the word to describe something that's not physically there but it's there?
Thank you.
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For a person: He's here in spirit.
- For a person: He's here in spirit.
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Thank you very much.
What about a non-physical telephone line.
A virtual telephone line.
What's another word for virtual?
What I wish to express is that the "thing" is not physically there but it's there - more like a concept, and it's intangible.
Thank you for helping.
What about a non-physical telephone line.
A virtual telephone line.
What's another word for virtual?
What I wish to express is that the "thing" is not physically there but it's there - more like a concept, and it's intangible.
Thank you for helping.
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