Synonyms for More substantiated:
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adj.
• established
- Achieved
, - Upheld
, - accepted
, - approved
, - ascertained
, - assured
, - authenticated
, - certain
, - closed
, - concluded
, - confirmed
, - corroborated
, - demonstrated
, - determined
, - endorsed
, - found out
, - guaranteed
, - identified
, - objectified
, - proved
, - sure
, - undeniable
, - valid
, - validated
, - verified
.
• incarnate
- Manifested
, - Materialized
, - Personified
, - Typified
, - embodied
, - exteriorized
, - externalized
, - human
, - in human form
, - in the flesh
, - made flesh
, - physical
, - real
, - substantiated
, - tangible
.
• realized
• verified
• well-founded
• well-grounded
• witnessed
What are the hypernyms for More substantiated?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more substantiated?
The term "more substantiated" is used when there is sufficient evidence or proof to validate a claim or argument. Its opposite is "less substantiated," which means that there is insufficient or weak evidence to back up a claim or argument. Another antonym for "more substantiated" is "unfounded," which means something that lacks a factual basis or proof. "Unsubstantiated" is also an antonym, which refers to a claim or hypothesis that has no evidence to support it. Lastly, "baseless" is another antonym for "more substantiated," which indicates a claim or statement that is without foundation or proof.
What are the antonyms for More substantiated?
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adj.
• established
• realized
• verified
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