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insubstantial

/ˌɪn.səbˈstæn.ʃəl/

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adjective

/ˌɪn.səbˈstæn.ʃəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что лишено физической субстанции, прочности или значимости; не твёрдое, не содержательное или не конкретное.

Describes something that lacks physical substance, strength, or significance; not solid, meaningful, or concrete.

  1. Lacking substance or realityC1formal

    Not having a solid or material form; unreal or imaginary.

    ruНесущественный

    • The ghostly figure appeared insubstantial and transparent.
    • His arguments were insubstantial and failed to convince anyone.
    • The dream felt vivid but was ultimately insubstantial.

    Synonymsairyetherealghostlyillusoryimaginaryimmaterialincorporealintangibleshadowyspectralunrealunsubstantialvaporous

    Antonymsconcretematerialrealsolidsubstantialtangible

  2. Lacking nutritional valueC1formal

    Not providing enough nourishment or calories.

    ruНепитательный

    • The meal was insubstantial, leaving everyone hungry.
    • Snacks like chips and candy are often insubstantial.
    • A diet of only insubstantial foods can lead to health issues.

    Synonymsemptyunsubstantial

    Antonymsfatteningnourishingnutritioussubstantial

Forms
  • more insubstantial comparative form
  • most insubstantial superlative form
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