Synonym: essential, meaty, substantial. Similar words: substantial, substantiate, substantially, insubstantial, substantiation, substance, circumstantial, quantitative. Meaning: ['sʌbstəntɪv] n. a noun or a pronoun that is used in place of a noun. adj. 1. having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable 2. defining rights and duties as opposed to giving the rules by which rights and duties are established 3. being on topic and prompting thought.
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(181) SLP lawyers are responsive, thoughtful, ethical and vigorous advocates with a substantive understanding of our clients' business needs and cultures and the many marketplaces in which they compete.
(182) After he gets it under substantive law, the insurer can exercise this right by an action at law if he wants to be indemnified.
(183) The commercial operation of region electricity market in our country has entered the substantive stage now.
(184) Nevertheless, some media still hold the view that his visit lacked substantive results.
(185) The correction of errors mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall not involve substantive matters in the application or registration documents.
(186) As a criminal legislation policy, "Temper Justice with Mercy" includes not only the substantive law of criminal policies, but also the criminal procedural law policies.
(187) Have intense working glow, have good group collaboration mind and outstanding substantive work capacity.
(188) Our country scholars have made substantive investigation and feasibility study into DRGs. Sentencedict.com
(189) The substantive laws of India shall be applicable to this arbitration clause.
(190) The second chapter focuses on the analysis of substantive law of security class action lawsuits.
(191) Britain's energy and climate minister, Ed Miliband, said failure to reach a substantive agreement in Copenhagen could turn the two-weeklong conference into a "farce".
(192) The judicial function does not extend to substantive revision of regulatory policy.
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