substantial Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- pivotal
- meaningful
- consequential
- much
- monumental
- material
- remarkable
- distinguished
- eventful
- tectonic
- outstanding
- momentous
- weighty
- earthshaking
- exceptional
Weak:
- decisive
- key
- fatal
- heavy
- valuable
- earnest
- prominent
- notable
- distinctive
- essential
- central
- prestigious
- eminent
- crucial
- grave
- fateful
- strategic
- noble
- vital
- serious
- famous
- renowned
- all-important
- worthy
- sincere
- great
- noteworthy
- critical
- illustrious
- impressive
- notorious
- earth-shattering
- seminal
- worthwhile
substantial Meaning
substantial (s)
of considerable importance, size, or worth
of or relating to the real nature or essential elements of something
providing abundant nourishment
of good quality and condition; solidly built
having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value
substantial (a)
having substance or capable of being treated as fact; not imaginary
substantial Sentence Examples
- The company's profits experienced a substantial increase in the recent quarter.
- The new technology has had a substantial impact on our productivity.
- The candidate's qualifications and experience were substantial.
- The evidence presented at the trial was substantial and convincing.
- The athlete made substantial progress in her training regimen.
- The investment yielded a substantial return on capital.
- The donation was substantial enough to make a significant difference in the organization's funding.
- The earthquake caused substantial damage to the city's infrastructure.
- The project involved a substantial amount of work and effort.
- The change in weather conditions had a substantial effect on crop yields.
FAQs About the word substantial
of considerable importance, size, or worth, of or relating to the real nature or essential elements of something, having substance or capable of being treated a
historic, major, big,significant, important, pivotal, meaningful, consequential,much, monumental
small, slight, trifling, negligible, inconsequential, trivial, little, trivial, minor, slight
The company's profits experienced a substantial increase in the recent quarter.
The new technology has had a substantial impact on our productivity.
The candidate's qualifications and experience were substantial.
The evidence presented at the trial was substantial and convincing.
