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Antonym of Substance

Definition

The antonym of substance refers to something that lacks substance or is intangible.

Parts of Speech

Possible parts of speech for the antonym of substance include nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs.

Senses and Usages

Noun

As a noun, the antonym of substance can refer to:

1. Illusion: a deceptive or imaginary form lacking substantial existence. Example: "He tried to grasp the antonym of substance, but it slipped through his fingers."
2. Fluff: something lacking importance or value; often used in a dismissive manner. Example: "Her argument was just the antonym of substance, filled with fluff and irrelevant points."

Adjective

As an adjective, the antonym of substance can describe something as:

1. Insubstantial: lacking solidity, weight, or essence. Example: "The antonym of substance idea quickly evaporated in the face of evidence."
2. Abstract: existing only in thought or as an idea, without a physical reality. Example: "He struggled to translate his antonym of substance thoughts into concrete actions."

Adverb

As an adverb, the antonym of substance can modify an action or verb, indicating a lack of strength, depth, or importance. Example: "She spoke antonym of substance, making empty promises that held no value."

Verb

As a verb, the antonym of substance can represent the act of:

1. Diminishing: reducing or lessening the strength or importance of something. Example: "His actions only served to antonym of substance her reputation."
3. Vanishing: disappearing or ceasing to exist. Example: "The smoke gradually antonym of substanced into thin air, leaving no trace behind."

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