substantial

US /səbˈstænʃəl/

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UK /səbˈstænʃl/

C2TOEIC

adj.Adjective(Of a meal) able to satisfy your hunger; filling

He ate a substantial amount of food for breakfast so he could skip lunch

adj.AdjectiveBeing large in degree, quantity, or size

Her substantial size made it hard for her to walk

adj.AdjectiveBeing strongly and firmly made or built

This boat is quite substantial, it will weather heavy storms

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The willingness to pay for quality paid off for Munger and Buffett in deals like their purchase of See's Candies and the decision in the late 1980s to buy a substantial stake in Coca-Cola.
The willingness to pay for quality paid off for Munger and Buffett in deals like their purchase of See's Candies and the decision in the late 1980s to buy a substantial stake in Coca-Cola.
SUBSTANTIAL STAKE IN COCA-COLA.
SUBSTANTIAL STAKE IN COCA-COLA.

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And we took weeks laying out and drawing with GPS with a pretty substantial crew to make sure that
And we took weeks laying out and drawing with GPS with a pretty substantial crew to make sure that

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was also a substantial minority that were Catholic and Nationalist, and wanted
was also a substantial minority that were Catholic and Nationalist, and wanted

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18: Okay, do you have anything substantial to add to this?
18: Okay, do you have anything substantial to add to this?

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In came Mrs. Fezziwig, one vast substantial smile.
In came Mrs. Fezziwig, one vast substantial smile.

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While European startups do receive substantial support,
While European startups do receive substantial support,

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The carbon emissions from that night will be… substantial.
The carbon emissions from that night will be… substantial.

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Which is a substantial decrease in your heart rate.
Which is a substantial decrease in your heart rate.