substructure Antonyms
Strongest:
- bed
- basis
- substratum
- framework
- shore
- theory
- infrastructure
- mount
- support
- bedrock
- foundation
- anchorage
Strong:
- justification
- premise
- brace
- footing
- presumption
- stay
- thesis
- underpinning
- rationale
- cornerstone
- keystone
- base
- warp
- presupposition
- buttress
- warp-and-woof
- backbone
- supposition
- ground
- warrant
- bottom
- root
- center
- nucleus
- bulwark
- assumption
- prop
- groundwork
- kernel
Weak:
Meaning of substructure
substructure (n)
the basic structure or features of a system or organization
lowest support of a structure
substructure Sentence Examples
- The building's foundation comprised a robust substructure that ensured its stability.
- The bridge's substructure consisted of massive piers and abutments that supported the superstructure.
- The road's substructure was carefully designed to withstand heavy traffic and prevent subsidence.
- The dam's substructure was anchored deep in bedrock to withstand the immense water pressure.
- The offshore platform's substructure was constructed from steel piles and provided support for the drilling equipment.
- The house's substructure was constructed from reinforced concrete to resist earthquakes and hurricanes.
- The skyscraper's substructure included an extensive network of underground tunnels and parking garages.
- The tunnel's substructure was designed to minimize vibrations and ensure the safety of passing vehicles.
- The archaeological site's substructure revealed the remains of an ancient settlement that had been buried for centuries.
- The wind turbine's substructure was anchored firmly in the ground to withstand the strong forces generated by the blades.
FAQs About the word substructure
the basic structure or features of a system or organization, lowest support of a structure
bed, basis, substratum,framework, shore, theory, infrastructure, mount, support, bedrock
No antonyms found.
The building's foundation comprised a robust substructure that ensured its stability.
The bridge's substructure consisted of massive piers and abutments that supported the superstructure.
The road's substructure was carefully designed to withstand heavy traffic and prevent subsidence.
The dam's substructure was anchored deep in bedrock to withstand the immense water pressure.
