insubstantial in Portuguese
insubstantial in Portuguese is insubstancial — insubstantial means without real substance; not solid, real or strong.
insubstantial in Portuguese
insubstancial
What does "insubstantial" mean?
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adj Without real substance; not solid, real or strong.
"The bridge was insubstantial and would not safely carry a car."
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insubstantial in a sentence
- The bridge was insubstantial and would not safely carry a car.
- By manipulating the flow of magic, Eragon quickly descended from the Ra'zac's lair—which the insubstantial wall of stone once again hid—to the ledge.
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What is "insubstantial" in Portuguese?
"insubstantial" in Portuguese is insubstancial. insubstantial means: Without real substance; not solid, real or strong.
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