substantive
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ˈsəbs
sēbs
tan
tæn
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tive
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tiv

Définition et signification de « substantive » en anglais

substantive
01

réel

connected to the essence or reality of something 
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
relationnel
superlatif
most substantive
comparatif
more substantive
non gradable
Exemples
The book offered substantive insights into human nature. 

Le livre offrait des aperçus substantiels sur la nature humaine.

02

substantiel, considérable

concerned with the actual rights and responsibilities, rather than the methods of enforcing them 
Exemples
The new statute focuses on substantive rights, such as property ownership. 

Le nouveau statut se concentre sur les droits substantiels, tels que la propriété.

03

substantiel, concret

significant and meaningful because of having a basis in reality 
Exemples
The report provided substantive evidence to support the claims made by the researchers. 

Le rapport a fourni des preuves substantives pour étayer les affirmations des chercheurs.

04

substantif, titulaire

referring to a permanent or official position, as opposed to a temporary or honorary one 
Exemples
He was promoted to a substantive position as captain. 

Il a été promu à un poste substantif en tant que capitaine.

Substantive
01

substantif, nom

a word or phrase that functions as a noun, typically referring to a person, place, thing, or idea 
informations grammaticales
statut d’animéité
abstrait
composition morphologique
composé
dénombrable
forme plurielle
substantives
Exemples
In the sentence "The dog barked loudly," "dog" is the substantive. 

Dans la phrase "Le chien a aboyé fort", "chien" est le substantif.

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