Definition of substantiate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
logicverify a claim by providing evidence
- She substantiated her argument with data.
2.
creativitygive material form to an idea
- The architect substantiated his vision with a model.
Origin of substantiate
Latin, substantia (substance) + -ate (to make)
Terms with substantiate included in their meaning
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evidence
provide evidence to substantiate
verifying
serving to verify or substantiate
Examples of substantiate in a sentence
He couldn't substantiate his claims about the incident. The artist substantiated her concept with a stunning sculpture. He substantiated his idea by crafting a detailed prototype.
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- French:étayer, matérialiser, ...
- German:untermauern, veranschaulichen, ...
- Italian:dimostrare, materializzare, ...
- Spanish:verificar, materializar, ...
- Portuguese:comprovar, materializar, ...
- Chinese:证实, 具象化, ...
- Japanese:立証する, 具体化する, ...
- Arabic:أثبت, جَسَّد, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַסֵּס, לְמַמֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:подтвердить, воплотить, ...
- Ukrainian:підтвердити, втілювати, ...
- Hindi:प्रमाणित करना, साकार करना, ...
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