português
insubstancial Lacking material form or substance; unreal.
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Change and decay are ever at work upon them; they are unsubstantial.
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But when the pinch came it proved as unsubstantial there as elsewhere.
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In dreamland alone does everything seem plain, and there all is unsubstantial.
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Nevertheless, Elijah lived two weeks on the unsubstantial memory of this meeting.
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One other reminiscence of Roosevelt at Harvard, almost as unsubstantial as this.
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Mere 'lick of the tongue' love, without these, is an unsubstantial shadow.-Ed.
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An amorphous yet unsubstantial mass that encompassed her exposed shins easily.
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The light must find no impediment in the unsubstantial matter of divine beings.
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The exterior has a strange and elegant but somewhat unsubstantial effect.
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I have to find her, and soon, for she was getting rather unsubstantial.
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Lehzen, the Baron, Uncle Leopold, are unsubstantial shadows-theincidental supers of the piece.
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The blustering ocean, the dizzy cliffs of Devon, melt like an unsubstantial pageant.
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The stormy ocean, the dizzy cliffs of Devon, melt like an unsubstantial pageant.
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The suburbs are, if possible, even more unsubstantial-looking than the city.
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Riley and twelve armed seamen were following him like so many unsubstantial spectres.
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Certainly not the vapory, unsubstantial kind that flit through mansions such as mine.
