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Definitions from the WebTerm: SubstantivePart of Speech: NounSense 1:Definition: In grammar, a substantive is a word or phrase that functions as a noun. Example Sentence: The word "cat" in the sentence "The black cat is sitting on the patio" is a substantive. Related Products on Amazon: Grammar Books Sense 2:Definition: In philosophy, a substantive is a term or concept that carries a significant meaning or refers to a real entity. Example Sentence: The concept of justice is a substantive discussed at length in various philosophical texts. Related Products on Amazon: Philosophy Books Sense 3:Definition: In legal terminology, a substantive law refers to the set of laws that create, define, and regulate legal rights and responsibilities. Example Sentence: The substantive law provides the basis for determining the legal rights and obligations of individuals in society. Related Products on Amazon: Legal Theory Books Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense 1:Definition: Describing something that has a firm, real, or meaningful existence. Example Sentence: The museum houses a collection of substantive artworks by renowned artists. Related Products on Amazon: Art Books Sense 2:Definition: Significant or considerable in quantity or amount. Example Sentence: The company experienced a substantive increase in sales following the release of their new product. Related Products on Amazon: Business Books Sense 3:Definition: Pertaining to the essentials or fundamental principles of a subject. Example Sentence: The course covers the substantive aspects of computer programming, focusing on the core concepts and techniques. Related Products on Amazon: Programming Books | ||||
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