Synonym: actual, affluent, authentic, firm, prosperous, real, rich, solid, sound, stable, strong, true, wealthy, well-to-do. Similar words: substantially, substance, essentially, potentially, influential, residential, presidential, distant. Meaning: [səb'stænʃl] adj. 1. fairly large 2. having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable 3. having substance or capable of being treated as fact; not imaginary 4. providing abundant nourishment 5. of good quality and condition; solidly built.
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121. First of all I had been subjected to two substantial costs consequent upon some unexplained administrative delay.
122. Others regard it as a more substantial system for planning, allocating and controlling resources.
123. This would earn Moscow substantial transit fees once the first oil starts flowing next autumn.
124. At least one independent analyst believes growth will be substantial.
125. This led to a substantial increase in platelet cholesterol concentration, the bulk of this increase being associated with the platelet membrane.
126. A substantial part of the literature has been concerned with the properties of steady-state or balanced growth.
127. At seventy-five feet Sea Dragon had been larger than Hsu Fu and a much more substantial vessel than a flimsy bamboo raft.
128. The drug barons have themselves become substantial land holders, effectively controlling several departments.
129. This has already resulted in substantial savings in our construction costs, selling expenses and overheads.
130. Afterwards the participants had a substantial tea in the clubhouse.
131. Inheritance therefore benefits those who already possess substantial capital assets.
132. And bootleg sales were never substantial enough to hurt the regular sales of an artist, he says.
133. Shafer said the company is expected to announce a substantial gift next week.
134. Nevertheless, substantial progress was made toward reaching an agreement on a new strategy.
135. New companies were set up by public subscription, and there was a substantial increase in the number of films produced.
136. If there was a substantial homosexual contingent at any one mass, it was composed of fairly discrete people.
137. Coming round the final bend he had opened up a substantial lead and seemed to be coasting home.
138. Overinvestigation or repeated testing without substantial indication undermines the patient's confidence in the doctor's conclusions.
139. Taken together, these studies comprise a substantial body of work notable for its diversity, its competence and its orthodoxy.
140. Such speech is still protected by the First Amendment unless it causes substantial disruption or interferes with the rights of others.
141. The actual outcome will almost certainly exceed this by a substantial amount.
142. Internet bottlenecks and overloaded servers at popular Web sites can still create substantial delays.
143. His writing is a joy, combining the telling quote from finance megastars with anecdote to illustrate a substantial point.
144. The hotel's restaurant serves a buffet breakfast and a substantial and well-prepared choice of meals at other times.
145. More than 190 theatres and touring companies will receive substantial rises from spring next year, with some having their funding quadrupled.
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146. Include prawns for a special treat or add chicken or ham for a really substantial meal.
147. The Chancellor spent yesterday making substantial stylistic changes to the speech but the main elements were left untouched.
148. Under such circumstances a substantial increase in aircraft maintenance workload prevails.
149. It was rumoured that as the monarch's virility grew less reliable he developed a habit of taking substantial quantities of aphrodisiacs.
150. Since females reap substantial protective benefits from associating with alpha males, this is perhaps not surprising.
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