substantive

Idioma: es

🇺🇸 /ˈsʌbstəntɪv/

📖 Definiciones

adjective
sustancial; existente de forma independiente; sustantivo; colorante directo; sustantivo

EN: Having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable; substantial.; Existing independently; not dependent on something else for existence; self-sustaining.; Relating to the essential part of something; dealing with matters of substance rather than form or procedure.; (Of a dye) having the property of adhering to the material to which it is applied without the use of a mordant.; (Law) Relating to the rules that define rights and duties, as opposed to procedural rules.
noun
Uso sustantivo; sustancia

EN: A word or group of words functioning as a noun; a noun or noun phrase.; The essential or real part of something; the substance.
adjective
efectivo, permanente

EN: (Military) Of a rank or appointment: permanent and not temporary or acting.

🔗 Detalles

Formas de la palabra

contable Plural: substantives Comparativo: more substantive Superlativo: most substantive

Colocaciones

substantive changesubstantive issuesubstantive discussionsubstantive evidencesubstantive lawsubstantive right

Derivados

substantivelysubstantivenesssubstantivizesubstantivisesubstantival

Sinónimos

significantmeaningfulconsiderablematerialessentialnoun

Antónimos

trivialinsignificantsuperficial

Palabras confundidas

substantial

EN: 'Substantial' means large in amount or solidly built; 'substantive' means having real substance or importance, or relating to the essence of something.

es: 'Substantial' significa grande en cantidad o sólido en construcción; 'substantive' significa tener sustancia o importancia reales, o relacionarse con la esencia de algo.

substantivize

EN: 'Substantivize' is the verb meaning to convert a word into a noun; 'substantive' is the adjective or the resulting noun itself.

es: 'Substantivize' es el verbo que significa convertir una palabra en un sustantivo; 'substantive' es el adjetivo o el sustantivo resultante en sí mismo.

Consejos de ortografía

EN: Do not confuse 'substantive' (meaning meaningful or essential) with 'substantial' (meaning large or considerable). They share a Latin root but have distinct meanings in modern usage.

es: No confunda 'substantive' (con significado o esencial) con 'substantial' (grande o considerable). Comparten una raíz latina pero tienen significados distintos en el uso moderno.

💬 Ejemplos

The committee made substantive changes to the proposed legislation.

El comité hizo cambios sustanciales a la legislación propuesta.
The theory posits a substantive reality beyond mere appearances.

La teoría postula una realidad sustancial más allá de las apariencias meras.
The judge ruled that the objection was substantive rather than procedural.

El juez dictaminó que la objeción era sustantiva y no procesal.
Congo red is a substantive dye for cotton.

El rojo Congo es un colorante directo para el algodón.
Substantive law differs from procedural law in that it defines the rights of individuals.

El derecho sustantivo difiere del derecho procesal en que define los derechos de los individuos.
In the sentence 'The brave are rewarded,' the adjective 'brave' functions as a substantive.

En la oración 'The brave are rewarded', el adjetivo 'brave' funciona como sustantivo.
The substantive of the argument was lost in the rhetoric.

La sustancia del argumento se perdió en la retórica.
He held the substantive rank of colonel while serving in an acting capacity as brigadier.

Ocupaba el rango efectivo de coronel mientras servía en calidad interina como brigadier.