insubstantially (Meaning)
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insubstantially (r)
not substantially; lacking substantial expression or fullness
Synonyms & Antonyms of insubstantially
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
insubstantially Sentence Examples
- The allegations against him were insubstantial and could not be substantiated.
- The evidence he presented was insubstantial and did not support his claims.
- The government's budget surplus was insubstantial compared to the nation's debt.
- The company's profits were insubstantial this quarter, but they are expected to improve next quarter.
- The insubstantial protest failed to draw a crowd or make any significant impact.
- The candidate's insubstantial platform alienated many voters and led to their defeat.
- The insubstantial applause indicated that the audience was not impressed with the performance.
- The insubstantial rain shower provided little relief from the oppressive heat.
- The insubstantial lead that the team had quickly evaporated, allowing their opponents to win.
- The insubstantial gains made during the negotiations were far below the team's expectations.
FAQs About the word insubstantially
not substantially; lacking substantial expression or fullness
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The allegations against him were insubstantial and could not be substantiated.
The evidence he presented was insubstantial and did not support his claims.
The government's budget surplus was insubstantial compared to the nation's debt.
The company's profits were insubstantial this quarter, but they are expected to improve next quarter.
