Great, or greater than normal, in quantity or size
“She parlayed her expertise into building a business, which she later sold for a substantial profit.”
Comparative for real and tangible rather than imaginary
“These fantastic claims must be backed up by substantial evidence.”
Comparative for strongly built or made
“The island's coastline is characterized by grand hotels, substantial villas, and private mansions.”
Comparative for concerning the essentials of something
“Even if there is convincing evidence that these interventions will work, substantial ethical concerns still exist.”
Comparative for important in material or social terms
“The affluent family's memoirs document a life that consisted of enjoying a substantial social status.”
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