substantial in Greek
substantial in Greek is ουσιώδης, ουσιαστικός — substantial means large enough in size, amount, or value to be significant.
substantial in Greek
ουσιώδης
Pronounced: ousiodis
ουσιαστικός
Pronounced: ousiastikos
What does "substantial" mean?
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adjective Large enough in size, amount, or value to be significant.
"She received a substantial pay rise after her promotion."
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adjective Solid, strong, or well-built.
"The old farmhouse had substantial oak beams holding up the roof."
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adjective Real and actual rather than imaginary.
"The evidence gave substantial grounds for reopening the case."
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substantial in a sentence
- She received a substantial pay rise after her promotion.
- There was substantial damage to the roof after the storm.
- The old farmhouse had substantial oak beams holding up the roof.
- The evidence gave substantial grounds for reopening the case.
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What is "substantial" in Greek?
"substantial" in Greek is ουσιώδης, ουσιαστικός. substantial means: Large enough in size, amount, or value to be significant.
How do you pronounce ουσιώδης?
"substantial" in Greek is ουσιώδης, pronounced "ousiodis".
How do you use "substantial" in a sentence?
Example: "She received a substantial pay rise after her promotion." In Greek, "substantial" is ουσιώδης, ουσιαστικός.
Are there other ways to say "substantial" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "substantial": ουσιώδης, ουσιαστικός.
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