English, asked by lakshyasara11, 6 months ago

enternal i rise impalpable out of the land what does the word impalpable mean

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Answered by aadak2307

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The line 'I rise impalpable' means that the water(in the form of rain) keeps rising eternally out of the land and the bottomless sea. It cannot be felt or touched when it is rising as it is impalpable.

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