Pronunciation: /səbˈstænʃəli/
adjective considerable in amount, size, or value
A1 The price was substantially lower than I expected.
A2 She made a substantially better grade on her test this time.
B1 The company has seen a substantially increase in profits over the past year.
B2 The new software has substantially improved the efficiency of our workflow.
C1 The research findings were substantially different from what was initially predicted.
C2 Her contributions to the project were substantially greater than anyone else's.
adverb to a great or significant extent
A1 She ate substantially less food than usual.
A2 The price of the product has been substantially reduced.
B1 The company has substantially increased its profits this year.
B2 The new software has substantially improved the efficiency of the team.
C1 The impact of climate change on the environment is substantially evident.
C2 His contributions to the field have substantially advanced our understanding.
formal The company's revenue increased substantially after implementing the new marketing strategy.
informal I've been working out regularly and I've lost substantially more weight than I expected.
slang I'm not feeling substantially great today, I think I might be coming down with something.
figurative Her influence on the team is substantially greater than anyone else's.
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