substance
/ˈsʌbstəns/
noun
- A particular kind of matter with uniform properties; a material.
- Honey is a sticky, sweet substance made by bees.
- The chemist identified the unknown substance as sulfur.
- The walls were coated with a waterproof substance.
- The most important or essential part of something; the real meaning or quality.
- There was no substance to his argument; it was all just opinion.
- She felt the movie lacked substance and was too focused on special effects.
- The substance of the report focused on climate change solutions.
- The quality of being important, valid, or significant.
- Her speech had real substance and inspired the audience.
- The proposal lacks substance and needs more research.
- The rumors had no substance and were quickly dismissed.
- Wealth and possessions; material resources.
- He was a man of substance, owning several businesses.
- The family lost all their substance in the financial crash.
- She built her substance through years of hard work.
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