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substantially

/səbˈstæn.ʃəl.i/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «em grande medida» ou «de maneira importante, grande ou significativa». Usado para enfatizar grau, tamanho ou importância de algo, frequentemente em contexto formal ou jurídico.

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adverb

/səbˈstæn.ʃəl.i/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «em grande medida» ou «de maneira importante, grande ou significativa». Usado para enfatizar grau, tamanho ou importância de algo, frequentemente em contexto formal ou jurídico.

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.

    ptSubstancialmente

    • 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.

    Sinônimosconsiderablyextensivelygreatlymarkedlymateriallynotablysignificantly

    Antônimosbarelyinsignificantlymarginallyslightly

  2. In an important or essential wayC1formal

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

    ptSubstancialmente

    • 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.

    Sinônimosessentiallyfundamentallyimportantlymateriallysignificantly

    Antônimosinsignificantlysuperficiallytangentiallytrivially

Formas
  • more substantially comparative form
  • most substantially superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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