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Meanings of substantiate in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "realize"
Examples for "realize"
1
You were absolutely right; we need time, but Bourne doesn't realize it.
2
It took me a moment to realize she had asked a question.
3
But I really don't think you realize the seriousness of this situation.
4
My heart races as I realize that I can't answer his question.
5
This, however, as you cannot fail to realize, is an ambassadorial issue.
1
As news breaks from Europe, I realise that history is repeating itself.
2
You realise I may have to ask...personal questions of your immediate family.
3
I pray they now realise that violence adds no value to society.
4
You probably don't realise how often you have been asked this question.
5
They realise that nearly all serious work will be banned in Ireland.
1
Now we need the funding to be able to actualize our vision.
2
Thoughts of weakness actualize weakness from within and attract it from without.
3
And seeking to actualize them again, we do but renew the crust.
4
Instead of using language to inform, they used language to actualize.
5
The Craft has helped me actualize these aspects of my being.
1
South Africans are in a process of political contestation to actualise these, or not.
2
He did actualise knowing where some things could be hanging.
3
But Tesla, for all his ideas, has no money to actualise any of his visionary inventions.
4
What's powerful about cooking and eating is that you can actualise change through pleasure and taste.
5
There is something unwholesome in acknowledging any ideal which we do not strive so far as we can to actualise.
portuguès
representar espanyol
encarnar Usage of substantiate in anglès
1
The trustee had until October to substantiate his case, the judge said.
2
It's a fanciful story, and unfortunately one that is impossible to substantiate.
3
I speak not from hearsay alone; I can personally substantiate these facts.
4
It said the trial had failed to substantiate the charges against them.
5
I can substantiate most of what he told me from personal observation.
6
IS has not produced pictures or video footage to substantiate its claim.
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Not a shred of evidence has been produced to substantiate this allegation.
8
They are very easy to make but how do you substantiate them?
9
To substantiate this claim of the mosques, a brief digression is necessary.
10
He is thus enabled to substantiate, correct, or amplify the original narrative.
11
Mabbott does not substantiate this claim, but it is surely not unreasonable.
12
Maxwell advanced this theory, but failed to substantiate it by experimental confirmation.
13
This is a big call because it is nigh impossible to substantiate.
14
Eighteen PBT samples were analyzed to substantiate the reliability of the threshold.
15
An official Air Force investigation did not substantiate the accusations against Hyten.
16
Protein-DNA modeling was performed to substantiate the pathogenicity of the missense mutation.
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Substantiate through the time
Substantiate across language varieties
United States of America
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