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1 substancijalan
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2 suštinsko
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3 sadržajno
adv substantially, meaningfully; in terms of contents* * *• substantially -
4 znatno
adv considerably, substantially, significantly, materially, importantly, in a high degree, greatly | znatno iznad (ispod) well over (below); znatno se razlikovati be considerably/ /markedly/strikingly different from, be in striking contrast to; znatno doprinijeti contri* * *• wildly• significantly• substantially• considerable• considerably• appreciably• much -
5 bitno
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6 čvrsto
tightly, tight* * *• tightly• staunchly• sternly• sound• soundly• steadily• steady• strongly• substantially• firm• fast• firmly• hard• adamantly -
7 jako
* * *• bump• deeply• very• severely• sore• soundly• sound• strongly• substantially• precious• intensely• extremely• highly• heavily• badly• racily -
8 osjetno
adv (primjetno) perceptibly, appreciably, by an appreciable amount, by a comfortable margin, noticeably, notably; (znatno) markedly, substantially, considerably, materially, strikingly* * *• sensibly -
9 solidno
adv reliably, soundly, solidly, substantially, sturdily, robustly | - živjeti have regular habits* * *• properly
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substantially — adverb 1. to a great extent or degree (Freq. 9) I m afraid the film was well over budget painting the room white made it seem considerably (or substantially) larger the house has fallen considerably in value the price went up substantially • Syn … Useful english dictionary
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