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Meaning of substantively
The primary meaning of "substantively" refers to something that is significant or important in terms of its content or effect.
Etymology of substantively
The word "substantively" originates from the Latin words "substantia" meaning substance or essence, and the suffix "-ly" which forms an adverb
Historically, the word has been used to describe something that has a significant or important effect, and its usage dates back to the 15th century
Synonyms
fundamentally
essentially
materially
significantly
meaningfully
importantly
substantially
genuinely
really
truly
authentically
sincerely
seriously
profoundly
deeply
drastically
radically
comprehensively
exhaustively
thoroughly
meticulously
carefully
diligently
rigorously
scrupulously
conscientiously
painstakingly
exhaustingly
Definitions
- In a way that is significant or important in terms of its content or effect
- * In a way that relates to the substance or essential nature of something
Usage Examples
- The new policy will substantively change the way the company operates
- * The two versions of the contract differ substantively in their liability clauses
- * The researcher's findings will substantively contribute to the field of study
Antonyms
insignificantly
trivially
marginally
minimally
slightly
barely
hardly
superficially
nominally
tokenly
symbolically
perfunctorily
cursorily
hastily
carelessly
negligently
laxly
leniently
mildly
moderately
faintly