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in substance

adverb as in basically

adverb as in substantially

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He also seemed to agree in substance with Shapiro, pointing out that Trump's allies have consistently brushed off or ignored all the "shocking things" the former president said, while "trying to make a firestorm" out of Biden's remarks.

From Salon

The groups of people most at risk were “those who have always been at the highest risk of all drug-related harm,” said Harry Sumnall, a professor in substance use at Liverpool John Moores University.

From BBC

It's not like Robinson's comments on the forum differ in substance from what's coming from the top of the ticket, even if he sometimes used more blunt language.

From Salon

Ms Harris’s apparent hesitation to sit down for questions has fuelled the Republican narrative that the Harris-Walz campaign lacks in substance.

From BBC

In recent months, the Democratic caucus in California has been split over how to address concerns about theft and the increase in substance abuse across the state.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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