substantially in Japanese
substantially in Japanese is 少なからず — substantially means to a large or significant degree.
substantially in Japanese
少なからず
Pronounced: sukunakarazu
In a strong or substantial manner; considerably.
What does "substantially" mean?
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adverb To a large or significant degree.
"Her health has improved substantially since she started walking every morning."
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adverb In its main or essential parts, even if not in every detail.
"The story he told was substantially true, though a few details were wrong."
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substantially in a sentence
- Her health has improved substantially since she started walking every morning.
- Sales increased substantially after the marketing campaign.
- The story he told was substantially true, though a few details were wrong.
- Both reports are substantially correct, apart from some small errors in the dates.
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What is "substantially" in Japanese?
"substantially" in Japanese is 少なからず. substantially means: To a large or significant degree.
How do you pronounce 少なからず?
"substantially" in Japanese is 少なからず, pronounced "sukunakarazu".
How do you use "substantially" in a sentence?
Example: "Her health has improved substantially since she started walking every morning." In Japanese, "substantially" is 少なからず.
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