♦ substantial

♦ substantial
♦ substantial /səbˈstænʃl/
a.
1 sostanziale; essenziale; effettivo; concreto; reale; vero e proprio: a substantial difference, una differenza sostanziale; the substantial point, il punto essenziale; a substantial contribution, un contributo concreto; to make substantial progress, fare progressi effettivi; a substantial success, un successo vero e proprio
2 consistente; solido (anche fig.): a substantial building, un edificio solido; a substantial firm, una ditta solida
3 considerevole; notevole; ragguardevole; importante; non indifferente: (comm.) substantial orders, ordinazioni ragguardevoli; substantial concessions, importanti concessioni; a substantial fortune, un patrimonio non indifferente
4 sostanzioso: a substantial meal, un pasto sostanzioso
5 (form.) benestante; agiato; ricco: a substantial man, un uomo agiato, ricco
● a substantial argument, un argomento assai valido □ (ass.) substantial damages, risarcimento sostanziale dei danni □ (leg.) substantial evidence, prove sufficienti □ (leg.) substantial performance, adempimento sostanziale □ (leg.) substantial proof, prova convincente □ (leg.) substantial right, diritto materiale □ the substantial truth, la verità dei fatti
substantially avv.

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