substantial
subs
ˈsəbs
sēbs
tan
tæn
tān
tial
ʃəl
shēl
British pronunciation
/səbstˈænʃə‍l/

Definition & Meaning of "substantial"in English

substantial
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The company made a substantial investment in upgrading its infrastructure.
She received a substantial raise after her promotion.
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containing a significant amount of nourishment

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The meal was substantial, with a variety of dishes that provided a balanced and nourishing diet.
The salad was made with substantial ingredients like avocados and nuts, offering both flavor and nutritional value.
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related to the true or fundamental nature of something

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The artist ’s work reveals a substantial understanding of human emotions and their complexities.
Their friendship was built on a substantial foundation of trust and mutual respect.
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The lawyer presented substantial evidence to support his case.
The findings were based on substantial research and data.
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possessing significant wealth or influence

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The family lived in a substantial estate, surrounded by acres of land and luxury amenities.
The company was acquired by a substantial firm with extensive resources and a powerful network.
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The new office building was constructed with substantial materials, ensuring its long-term durability.
The table was made from substantial oak, providing both strength and an elegant appearance.
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The CEO 's decision will have substantial implications for the company's future.
Her contribution to the project was substantial, shaping its final direction.

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