substantiated Antonyms
Strongest:
- verified
- attested
- confirmed
- actual
- irrefutable
- established
- effective
- factual
- genuine
- demonstrated
- proven
- valid
- real
- validated
Strong:
- inescapable
- indubitable
- tangible
- concrete
- literal
- verifiable
- unmistakable
- incontestable
- incontrovertible
- existent
- sure-enough
- unquestionable
- believable
- convincing
- very
- realistic
- true
- authenticated
- authentic
- indisputable
- undeniable
- substantial
Weak:
Meaning of substantiated
substantiated
to establish by proof or evidence, to give substance or form to, to establish by proof or competent evidence
substantiated Sentence Examples
- The defendant's guilt was not substantiated by the lack of physical evidence.
- The medical literature unsubstantiated the claim that the new drug was effective.
- The company failed to substantiate their claims of increased profits.
- The plaintiff's case was weak, as their allegations were not substantiated by any evidence.
- The researcher substantiated their findings through rigorous experiments.
- The police lacked sufficient evidence to substantiate the charges against the suspect.
- The study's results were deemed inconclusive due to the lack of substantiated data.
- The witness's testimony was dismissed as unsubstantiated hearsay.
- The politician's promises were not substantiated by any concrete plans.
- The scientist's hypothesis was substantiated by multiple experiments.
FAQs About the word substantiated
to establish by proof or evidence, to give substance or form to, to establish by proof or competent evidence
verified, attested,confirmed, actual, irrefutable, established, effective, factual, genuine, demonstrated
possible, hypothetical, assumed, theoretical, potential, alleged, nonexistent, theoretic, conjectural, ideal
The defendant's guilt was not substantiated by the lack of physical evidence.
The medical literature unsubstantiated the claim that the new drug was effective.
The company failed to substantiate their claims of increased profits.
The plaintiff's case was weak, as their allegations were not substantiated by any evidence.
