substantiality

The gift had substantiality and an indefinable quality of endurance.

He knows it, and the knowledge gives him more reality than most people own: a solidness of being, a substantiality, a human grandeur.

“After reviewing the contents and the process of the investigation so far ... it is difficult to acknowledge the necessity and substantiality of an arrest at the current stage,” the judge said.

“It is not substantiality of use but rather the substantiality of what has been copied,” explains Fluet.

But if a juror thinks she already has the answer to that first question—from evidence such as Thicke’s own words to GQ—she might conclude that she doesn’t need to assess “substantiality” as well.