Example usage
Intellectual property and intangible property are near-synonyms of each other.
noun
Property which does not physically exist, such as a right or a patent.
Intellectual property and intangible property are near-synonyms of each other.
Land and buildings, minerals in the land and rights over the land.
An agreement between two or more people (or groups) to do (or not to do) something. The agreement can be enforced by law.
Source: Plain English Campaign