substantively
/səbˈstæntɪvli/
adverb
- In a way that is important, meaningful, or significant; with real substance or value.
- The report was substantively different from the earlier draft.
- The two proposals are substantively the same, despite minor wording changes.
- She contributed substantively to the discussion with her research.
- In a way that relates to the essential part or main point of something, rather than minor details.
- We need to focus on what substantively matters for the project's success.
- The article substantively covers the causes of the economic crisis.
- The judge ruled that the case had been substantively addressed in the lower court.