substantially (Meaning)

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substantially (r)

to a great extent or degree

in a strong substantial way

The new technology has substantially improved productivity, reducing operation time by 40%.
The stock market has substantially declined, losing over 10% of its value in the past week.
The population of the city has substantially increased, with an influx of over 100,000 residents in the last decade.
The investigation revealed substantially different accounts of the incident, leading to confusion and uncertainty.
The research team has made substantial progress, publishing several groundbreaking articles in leading scientific journals.
The government's decision has substantially affected the local economy, resulting in both positive and negative impacts.
The new regulations have substantially altered the business landscape, forcing companies to adapt to changing demands.
The pandemic has had a substantial impact on travel and tourism, leading to widespread cancellations and restrictions.
The defendant has been held responsible for substantially damaging the claimant's property.
The judge ruled that the evidence was substantially flawed, leading to the dismissal of the case.

to a great extent or degree, in a strong substantial way

mainly, generally, primarily, largely, basically, principally,mostly, predominantly, chiefly, typically

just, fully, totally, thoroughly, perfectly, completely, wholly, thoroughly, completely, fully

The new technology has substantially improved productivity, reducing operation time by 40%.

The stock market has substantially declined, losing over 10% of its value in the past week.

The population of the city has substantially increased, with an influx of over 100,000 residents in the last decade.

The investigation revealed substantially different accounts of the incident, leading to confusion and uncertainty.