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Definitions from the WebinsubstantiallyAdverb: in a manner that lacks substance or significance Example sentence: The evidence was insubstantially weak and could not support the prosecutor's case. Adverb: in a way that is inadequate or not fully Example sentence: The company's performance was insubstantially below expectations, resulting in a decline in stock prices. Adverb: in a manner that is insufficient or not extensively Example sentence: The information provided in the report was insubstantially summarized, leaving out crucial details. Adverb: in a way that is unimportant or insignificantly Example sentence: The party decorations were insubstantially arranged, failing to create an inviting atmosphere. Adverb: in a manner that is fragile or flimsy Example sentence: The sculpture, made of paper, was insubstantially constructed and fell apart with the slightest touch. Adverb: in a way that acknowledges local customs, traditions, or habits Example sentence: The international company adapted insubstantially to the local culture by incorporating a few traditional elements into their products. Adverb: in a manner that reflects the preferences or tastes of a specific group or population Example sentence: This boutique caters insubstantially to the needs of the fashion-conscious youth in the city. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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