Immaterial
Immaterial adjective - Not composed of matter.
Usage example: it is only possible to study immaterial forces like gravity by observing their effects on the physical world
Nearby Words: immateriality, immaterially
Solid
Solid adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Both words in one sentence
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All that matters is that Adam and Eve were tested (and failed); the form the test itself took (whether eating a literal fruit or sleeping on solid ground) is immaterial.
- The titular evil spirits are usually immaterial and thus impossible to fight, but by correctly identifying the everyday object they are possessing (figured out through various hints), you can force them to take on a solid form, and either capture or destroy them.
Source: I Know Your True Name
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