Vocab Bloom Hub

substantial

/səbˈstæn.ʃəl/

Traducción: Describe algo considerable en importancia, tamaño o valor; también algo sólido o bien fundamentado.

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adjective

/səbˈstæn.ʃəl/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo considerable en importancia, tamaño o valor; también algo sólido o bien fundamentado.

Describes something of considerable importance, size, or worth.

  1. Large in amount or sizeB2formal

    Considerable in quantity, extent, or importance.

    esConsiderable, grande

    • The company made a substantial profit this quarter.
    • She received a substantial inheritance from her grandmother.
    • There has been a substantial increase in sales this year.

    Sinónimosampleappreciablebigconsiderablegoodlylargenotablesignificantsizablesizeable

    Antónimosinsubstantiallittleminornegligibleslightsmall

  2. Strongly built or solidB2formal

    Of considerable strength, firmness, or durability.

    esSólido, de construcción fuerte

    • The house is built on a substantial foundation.
    • He is a man of substantial build.
    • The furniture is made of substantial wood.

    Sinónimosdurablefirmsolidsoundstoutstrongsturdy

    Antónimosflimsyfrailweak

  3. Important or meaningfulB2formal

    Having real importance, value, or significance.

    esImportante o significativo

    • The research made a substantial contribution to the field.
    • There are substantial differences between the two proposals.
    • Her role in the project was substantial.

    Sinónimosconsequentialconsiderableimportantmeaningfulmomentousnoteworthysignificantweighty

    Antónimosinconsequentialinsignificantminornegligiblepaltrytrivialunimportantworthless

Formas
  • more substantial comparative form
  • most substantial superlative form
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