insubstantial

IPA: ɪnsʌbstˈæntʃʌɫ

adjective

  • Lacking substance; not real or strong.
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Examples of "insubstantial" in Sentences

  • Differences between the two are insubstantial.
  • Secondly, the references are kind of insubstantial.
  • Moreover, the response is insubstantial and juvenille.
  • At the same time, ambiguity makes the quote insubstantial.
  • Jackie is a lesbian with the ability to turn insubstantial.
  • It is an absolutely insubstantial portion of the larger work.
  • The rest of the article is rather insubstantial but passable.
  • First, the section as is seems somewhat trivial and insubstantial.
  • Furthermore, the image is an insubstantial part of the overall show.
  • The onus is on the copier to justify that the amount is insubstantial.

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