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insubstantiality

/ˌɪn.səb.stæn.ʃiˈæl.ɪ.ti/

الترجمة: صفة أو حالة عدم وجود جوهر صلب أو متانة أو حقيقة؛ شيء بلا وجود مادي أو ملموس.

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noun

/ˌɪn.səb.stæn.ʃiˈæl.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • arصفة أو حالة عدم وجود جوهر صلب أو متانة أو حقيقة؛ شيء بلا وجود مادي أو ملموس.

The quality or condition of lacking solid substance, strength, or reality; something without physical or tangible existence.

غير معدود

  1. Lack of physical substanceC1formal

    The state of having little or no solid material, weight, or strength.

    arاللافيزيائية

    • The insubstantiality of the structure made it unsafe.
    • He criticized the insubstantiality of the argument's foundation.
    • The cloud's insubstantiality allowed the light to pass through.
    • Philosophers often debate the insubstantiality of perceived reality.

    المرادفاتairinessflimsinessimmaterialityimpalpabilityincorporealityintangibilityweightlessness

    الأضدادcorporalitymaterialityphysicalitysoliditysubstantiality

  2. Lack of reality or significanceC1formal

    The quality of being trivial, imaginary, or lacking real importance.

    arعدم الجوهرية

    • The insubstantiality of the rumor was soon proven.
    • Dreams are often criticized for their insubstantiality.
    • The report's insubstantiality failed to convince the board.
    • She questioned the insubstantiality of the promises made.

    المرادفاتemptinessflimsinesshollownessinconsequenceinsignificancemeaninglessnessnothingnessnullitypettinessshallownesssuperficialitytrivialityunrealityvacuity

    الأضدادimportancemeaningfulnessrealitysignificancesubstantiality

الصيغ
  • insubstantialities plural form
  • insubstantialities' possessive plural form
  • insubstantiality's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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