substantial (251 synonym found)

Substantial has 251 synonyms. The top synonyms for substantial are empowered, sufficient for, compressed, steadfast, close-woven, calculable, legitimate, corporal and 243 more. Another word for substantial is empowered. Browse the full list below.

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empowered
sufficient for
compressed
steadfast
close-woven
calculable
legitimate
corporal
trustworthy
preeminent
associational
intensional
pointed
winning
firm as Gibraltar
sufficient
prominent
congested
valid
elementary
commensurate
dense
legal
up to
large-scale
monocratic
sure
well-heeled
significative
enough
corporeal
symbolic
able to pay
denotative
ample
historical
well-founded
great
goodly
stable
self-consistent
good enough
packed
hylic
fit
generous
influential
expressive
balanced
numberless
constitutive
thickset
heavyweight
magnetic
bumper
thick-growing
powerful
ex officio
definable
well-fixed
thick
supreme
major
dominant
due
tall
landed
big-name
full of substance
considerable
puissant
momentous
pregnant
bigwigged
big-league
mighty
authoritarian
unshakable
duly constituted
sizeable
minimum
in equilibrium
viscous
meaty
adequate
prestigious
underlying
somatic
vast
respectable
ponderable
solvent
sufficing
commanding
imperturbable
compacted
well-established
interpretable
worthwhile
pithy
jam-packed
world-shaking
unindebted
fiducial
weighty
effective
close-textured
objective
enchanting
substantive
close-knit
well-built
numerous
appreciable
elemental
barely sufficient
crowded
comfortable
earthshaking
prosperous
superior
for real
ascendant
sturdy
senior
nonporous
equal to
authorized
de facto
efficacious
profitable
tangible
charismatic
impenetrable
invincible
leading
figurative
trusty
cogent
dependable
gluey
connotational
proportionate
jammed
healthy
serried
competent
unfailing
crammed
lawful
clothed with authority
sententious
massive
readable
viscose
extended
fleshly
faithworthy
name
ruling
good for
telling
double-barreled
surefire
allegorical
grand
undeniable
fundamental
primal
propertied
palpable
reliable
large
intelligible
crammed full
ranking
condensed
staunch
satisfactory
bodily
governing
nonspiritual
sizable
plenty good enough
of the essence
imperative
without nerves
high-powered
effectual
predictable
self-important
plenty
indicative
hegemonistic
estimable
controlling
binding
hegemonic
absolute
connotative
viscid
faithful
heavy
big
big-time
physical
consolidated
well-off
suasive
well-to-do
factual
basal
essential
unwavering
veritable
earthly
unflinching
bigwig
personable
full of meaning
well-grounded
ab ovo
gross
charming
denotational
metaphorical
snug
persuasive
compact
consistent
consequential
tidy
suitable
unspiritual
totalitarian
autocratic
minimal
man-sized
materiate
impressive
basic
transferred
phenomenal
reputable
full of point
well-balanced
referential
extensional
impermeable
unflappable
honest-to-God

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What is a synonym for substantial?

A common synonym for substantial is empowered. Other synonyms include sufficient for, compressed, steadfast, close-woven.

How many synonyms does substantial have?

Substantial has 251 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does substantial mean?

(adj): belonging to substance; actually existing; real; as, substantial life; not seeming or imaginary; not illusive; real; solid; true; veritable.

Definition of substantial:

(adj) : belonging to substance; actually existing; real; as, substantial life; not seeming or imaginary; not illusive; real; solid; true; veritable. "to do some substantial good, is the compensation for much incidental imperfection" - Cardinal Newman, The Rise and Progress of Universities
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Definition of substantial:

(adj) : belonging to substance; actually existing; real; as, substantial life; not seeming or imaginary; not illusive; real; solid; true; veritable. "to do some substantial good, is the compensation for much incidental imperfection" - Cardinal Newman, The Rise and Progress of Universities
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