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Detailed Synonyms for substantiating in English

substantiating:

substantiating [the ~] nom

  1. the substantiating
    the support; the substantiating

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substantiate:

to substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)

  1. to substantiate
    to substantiate; to realize; to realise
    • substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)
    • realize verbe, américain (realizes, realized, realizing)
    • realise verbe, britannique
  2. to substantiate
    – solidify, firm, or strengthen 1
    to substantiate
    – solidify, firm, or strengthen 1
    • substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)
      • The president's trip will substantiate good relations with the former enemy country1
  3. to substantiate
    – establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts 1
    to support; to sustain; to confirm; to affirm; to substantiate; corroborate
    – establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • The evidence supports the defendant1
    • sustain verbe (sustains, sustained, sustaining)
    • confirm verbe (confirms, confirmed, confirming)
      • his story confirmed my doubts1
    • affirm verbe (affirms, affirmed, affirming)
    • substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)
    • corroborate verbe
  4. to substantiate
    – make real or concrete; give reality or substance to 1
    to realize; realise; to substantiate; actualize; actualise
    – make real or concrete; give reality or substance to 1
    • realize verbe, américain (realizes, realized, realizing)
    • realise verbe, britannique
    • substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)
      • our ideas must be substantiated into actions1
    • actualize verbe, américain
    • actualise verbe, britannique
  5. to substantiate
    – represent in bodily form 1
    to embody; to substantiate; to incarnate; body forth
    – represent in bodily form 1
    • embody verbe (embodies, embodied, embodying)
      • He embodies all that is evil wrong with the system1
    • substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)
      • The painting substantiates the feelings of the artist1
    • incarnate verbe (incarnates, incarnated, incarnating)
    • body forth verbe

Conjugations for substantiate:

present
  1. substantiate
  2. substantiate
  3. substantiates
  4. substantiate
  5. substantiate
  6. substantiate
simple past
  1. substantiated
  2. substantiated
  3. substantiated
  4. substantiated
  5. substantiated
  6. substantiated
present perfect
  1. have substantiated
  2. have substantiated
  3. has substantiated
  4. have substantiated
  5. have substantiated
  6. have substantiated
past continuous
  1. was substantiating
  2. were substantiating
  3. was substantiating
  4. were substantiating
  5. were substantiating
  6. were substantiating
future
  1. shall substantiate
  2. will substantiate
  3. will substantiate
  4. shall substantiate
  5. will substantiate
  6. will substantiate
continuous present
  1. am substantiating
  2. are substantiating
  3. is substantiating
  4. are substantiating
  5. are substantiating
  6. are substantiating
subjunctive
  1. be substantiated
  2. be substantiated
  3. be substantiated
  4. be substantiated
  5. be substantiated
  6. be substantiated
diverse
  1. substantiate!
  2. let's substantiate!
  3. substantiated
  4. substantiating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "substantiate":

  1. solidify, firm, or strengthen1
    • The president's trip will substantiate good relations with the former enemy country1
  2. establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts1
  3. make real or concrete; give reality or substance to1
    • our ideas must be substantiated into actions1
  4. represent in bodily form1
    • The painting substantiates the feelings of the artist1