insubstantiality 的定义
- not substantial or real; lacking substance: an insubstantial world of dreams.
- not solid or firm; weak; flimsy.
- not substantial in amount or size; inconsiderable: an insubstantial sum.
insubstantiality 近义词
infirmity
insubstantiality 的近义词 40 个
- affliction
- ailment
- confinement
- debilitation
- debility
- decay
- decrepitude
- defect
- deficiency
- delicacy
- disease
- disorder
- failing
- fault
- feebleness
- flimsiness
- flu
- fragility
- frailness
- frailty
- imperfection
- indisposition
- malady
- malaise
- puniness
- shortcoming
- unhealthiness
- unsoundness
- unwellness
- vulnerability
- weakness
- ailing
- delicateness
- diseasedness
- fragileness
- ill health
- sickliness
- unhealth
- unsubstantiality
- weakliness
insubstantiality 的反义词 8 个
更多insubstantiality例句
- However, for the sake of what isn’t an insubstantial investment, don’t mistake that for being fully waterproof.
- Meanwhile, this vast ecosystem of plug-ins brings with it a not-insubstantial number of security vulnerabilities.
- Even these willfully insubstantial constructions are more concrete than Jacqueline Maggi’s diaphanous, unoccupied rectangular enclosure.
- It was at least something, however insubstantial, that he could offer to Karzai at the talks.
- His aspect was as insubstantial as fog, dreams, or an expelled breath, and in this he resembled billions of human beings.
- After a brief market rally on Monday, confidence was snuffed out as traders reckoned the support was insubstantial.
- Insubstantial novelty has more to do with decadence than any form of innovation.
- That was another relative—James Lampton, a cousin—quite as lovable, and a builder of even more insubstantial dreams.
- The coast of America now looked more like a low-lying fringe of insubstantial cloud than solid land.
- Here we may fashion pictures and weave around them gossamer draperies as insubstantial as this golden twilight.
- When viewed in the light of that modern common sense which has guided economic discussion, it seems formal and insubstantial.
- Odd to reflect on—they were the insubstantial but coveted wealth of the woman fallen upon poverty, ignoble poverty!