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why does the rain calls itself impalpable??????????????? urgent reply

Impalpable means unable to touch or feel.
The water which rises from the land and the oceans cannot be touched and also cannot be easily comprehended as it's state keeps on changing but the content remains the same. Hence, the rain calls itself impalpable.  
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Impalpable means unable to be felt by touch
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The rain called itself impalpable because when it rises from the land and the bottomless sea nobody can touch it even can't see it that's why rain called itself impalpable.
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Impalpable means something that cannot be felt by touching or seeing. When water takes the form of vapour, it is not visible to the human eye and nor can we feel its touch.

The vapour rises to the sky, condenses and forms clouds which cause rain. Though we are aware of its presence, the process remains invisible to us. Hence, the rain has rightly called itself ‘impalpable’.

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Impalpable means something that cannot be touched or feel or seeing . When the water takes the form of vapour it is not visible to our eyes or we cant feel it . Hence the rain is called as ' Impalpable '
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