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Invisible, intangible...? Are there words like "invisible" or "intangible" that also apply to the other senses? Intasteable? Inhearable? Insmellable?

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Insomatosensible—untouchable Ungustatorable—untasteable Inolfactoroble—unsmellable Or—mere oblivion Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything.
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Some are, (well - one is! ;) and others are different. Intasteable? Tasteless Inhearable? Inaudible Insmellable? Odourless Intangible, although technically meaning 'unable to be touched' has a slightly different meaning - more of 'not being real'.
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For hearing, you can use "inaudible", but for the other senses you may need to use "imperceptible"

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