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substantially

/səbˈstæn.ʃəl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «en gran medida» o «de manera importante, grande o significativa». Se usa para enfatizar el grado, tamaño o importancia de algo, a menudo en contextos formales o legales.

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adverb

/səbˈstæn.ʃəl.i/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «en gran medida» o «de manera importante, grande o significativa». Se usa para enfatizar el grado, tamaño o importancia de algo, a menudo en contextos formales o legales.

An adverb meaning "to a great or significant extent" or "in a way that is important, large, or meaningful." It is used to emphasize the degree, size, or importance of something, often in formal or legal contexts.

  1. To a great extentB2formal

    To a large or significant degree; considerably.

    esen gran medida

    • The cost of living has increased substantially over the past decade.
    • Her health improved substantially after the treatment.
    • The new policy will substantially reduce carbon emissions.

    Sinónimosconsiderablyextensivelygreatlymarkedlymateriallynotablysignificantly

    Antónimosbarelyinsignificantlymarginallyslightly

  2. In an important or essential wayC1formal

    In a way that relates to the main or most important part of something.

    esde manera esencial

    • The two proposals differ substantially in their approach.
    • The report was substantially correct, despite minor errors.
    • The agreement remains substantially unchanged from the original draft.

    Sinónimosessentiallyfundamentallyimportantlymateriallysignificantly

    Antónimosinsignificantlysuperficiallytangentiallytrivially

Formas
  • more substantially comparative form
  • most substantially superlative form
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