in·sub·stan·tial [ˌɪnsəbˈstæn(t)ʃəl] ПРИЛ.
1. insubstantial (unconvincing):
- insubstantial argument, evidence
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- insubstantial argument, evidence
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- insubstantial plot, meal
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- insubstantial plot, meal
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3. insubstantial form (not real):
- insubstantial
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This method has not proven to be observationally sound and is viewed as generally insubstantial.
en.wikipedia.org A person's life is so insubstantial that it is comparable to an actor who fills minor roles in an absurd play.
en.wikipedia.org Available facilities for on-campus housing are insubstantial and this can be a deterrent to parents sending daughters to receive a university education.
en.wikipedia.org But nor is it quite as insubstantial as it is sometimes made out to be.
en.wikipedia.org However, the rumors turned out to be insubstantial.
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