adjective

substantial

substantial, considerable, significant, sturdy

He made a substantial amount of money.

He made a substantial amount of money.

This is a substantial piece of furniture.

This is a substantial piece of furniture.

a substantial ((noun)) large in amount, value, or importance We have a substantial amount of work to do.

Synonyms: considerable, significant, large; Antonyms: insubstantial, minor, small

Derived from the noun 'substance'. It describes something that has substance, i.e., is solid, large, or important.

If something is 'substantial,' it is full of 'substance.' Imagine a substantial meal is full of good food substances.

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