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insubstantial Definition and Meaning in English (insubstantial definition)

adjective
Synonyms:flimsyfragileweak
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Insubstantial definition: Something insubstantial lacks physical strength, solidity, or real existence, often appearing flimsy or imaginary.

Definitions of Insubstantial

  1. 1adjective

    Something insubstantial lacks physical strength, solidity, or real existence, often appearing flimsy or imaginary.

  2. 2adjective

    An insubstantial argument or claim holds little weight or significance, making it easy to dismiss.

Example Sentences

casual

“The insubstantial curtain offered little privacy.”

casual

“His insubstantial excuse did not satisfy the teacher.”

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nouninsubstantiality
adverbinsubstantially

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Insubstantial definition: Something insubstantial lacks physical strength, solidity, or real existence, often appearing flimsy or imaginary.
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'Insubstantial' translates to 'insubstantial' in English. Insubstantial definition: Something insubstantial lacks physical strength, solidity, or real existence, often appearing flimsy or imaginary.
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