Synonyms for Substantiated:

• adj.

  •established (adjective)
  • more validated,
  • more identified,
  • up-held,
  • most concluded,
  • un deniable,
  • most identified,
  • up held,
  • more ascertained,
  • most corroborated,
  • more authenticated,
  • more demonstrated,
  • un-deniable,
  • most achieved,
  • more achieved,
  • most ascertained,
  • most objectified,
  • more corroborated,
  • more concluded,
  • most authenticated,
  • most validated,
  • most demonstrated,
  • more objectified.
  •evidential (adjective)
  • certified,
  • evidential,
  • authentic,
  • confirmed,
  • proven,
  • Testified,
  • demonstrated,
  • validated,
  • counter-evidential,
  • supported,
  • Exemplified,
  • Exhibited,
  • documented,
  • Vouched.
  •realized (adjective)
  • most actualized,
  • most attained,
  • more consummated,
  • more actualized,
  • most consummated,
  • most performed,
  • more attained,
  • more performed.
  •supported (adjective)
  • well-grounded.
  •verified (adjective)
  • most confirmable,
  • most documented,
  • more seen,
  • more confirmable,
  • most seen,
  • most verificatory,
  • more documented,
  • more verificatory.
  •well-founded (adjective)
  • well-founded,
  • based on hard data,
  • based on hard facts,
  • rock solid,
  • rock-solid.
  •well-grounded (adjective)
  • wellgrounded,
  • well grounded.

• v.

  •ascertained (verb)
  • Audited,
  • checked,
  • ascertained,
  • assured,
  • found out,
  • double checked.
  •evinced (verb)
  • Avouched,
  • authenticated,
  • proved,
  • illustrated,
  • Betokened,
  • Indicated,
  • Evinced,
  • Manifested,
  • Adduced,
  • deposed,
  • attested,
  • declared,
  • Connoted,
  • observed,
  • stated.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • in the flesh,
  • Upheld,
  • Typified,
  • confirmable,
  • established,
  • incarnate,
  • realized,
  • verificatory,
  • verified,
  • witnessed,
  • sworn to,
  • in human form,
  • made flesh.
  •n.
  • corroborated,
  • determined,
  • Unrefuted.

Paraphrases for Substantiated:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    justified, corroborated.
  • Verb, past tense
    corroborated.
  • Verb, past participle
    corroborated.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    unsubstantiated.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    warranted, confirmed, informed, justifiable, well-documented, tested, validated, evidence-based, unfounded, groundless, well-established, ill-founded, established, defensible, well-informed, valid, unsupported, reasonable, detailed, sound, proved, verified, certified, legitimate, unjustified, demonstrable, principled, baseless, factual.
  • Verb, past tense
    supported, Reiterated, Testified, ascertained, attested, asserted, reaffirmed, Supplemented, reconfirmed, endorsed, Seconded, revealed, reinforced, bore, Concurred, Condoned, Relied, found, backed, warranted, confirmed, informed, validated, proved, verified, unjustified.
  • Verb, past participle
    sustained, vindicated, illustrated, Indicated, demonstrated, illuminated, supported, authenticated, Inaugurated, uncorroborated, Replicated, ascertained, consolidated, Instituted, stimulated, attested, witnessed, nominated, Explained, Duplicated, Adduced, Submitted, calculated, evidenced, asserted, located, Bolstered, Contributed, insured, reaffirmed, Issued, rationalized, facilitated, Generated, co-ordinated, Manifested, reassured, Supplemented, formulated, untenable, righteousness, dictated, impressed, diagnosed, Predicated, Inspected, buttressed, augmented, Transpired, reassessed, entrusted, reconfirmed, Tasted, Replenished, elaborated, assisted, Assessed, Detained, Defended, strengthened, characterised, pre-tested, Promoted, Rated, identified, Installed, rectified, instructed, furnished, clarified, emphasised, endorsed, retained, Created, Argued, Seconded, exposed, checked, merited, professed, reappointed, underscored, Amplified, revealed, reinforced, entitled, born, Borne, sanctioned, Audited, satisfied, finalized, recorded, characterized, Caused, Influenced, compelled, conceived, Underpinned, Enshrined, Enriched, Spurred, Incurred, Appraised, enlightened, oriented, pointed, repeated, inspired, accepted, Exhibited, lent, cleared, set, Subjected, uphold, realised, Premised, Rendered, justified, benchmarked, determined, Accounted, emphasized, Evinced, complemented, turned, Shored, accrued, taught, moved, Resulted, enhanced, highlighted, settled, solidified, Brought, maintained, Acceded, risen, governed, fuelled, signalled, valued, implied, pressed, noticed, researched, detected, Exemplified, portrayed, psyched, Shown, showed, credited, Challenged, learned, Learnt, triggered, sparked, reflected, Compiled, vetted, withheld, aided, prescribed, granted, saved, Pushed, trusted, guided, built, based, lighted, lit, Devised, monitored, sponsored, Constructed, owed, Displayed, reviewed, Screened, Assayed, derived, seen, Drafted, pursued, accompanied, Greeted, Echoed, led, deserved, featured, focused, tracked, conducted, Emerged, laid, recognized, Relied, Launched, geared, provoked, covered, realized, reserved, engaged, perceived, referenced, Embraced, Piloted, Anchored, found, matched, coupled, pronounced, showcased, prepared, Prompted, Attracted, produced, agreed, forged, framed, heard, hosted, struck, developed, Modelled, shaped, Allowed, Provided, received, rooted, started, backed, pumped, funded, drawn, taken, Looked, welcomed, formed, motivated, warranted, made, confirmed, reasoned, informed, documented, proven, justifiable, validated, groundless, established, proved, verified, certified, unjustified, demonstrable.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    well-founded, motivated, reasoned, documented, proven, substantial.
  • Verb, past participle
    tested.

Substantiated Sentence Examples:

• Rumors of his presence here or there came from time to time, but though Parson Lane and Dr. Perry did their best, none of them were ever substantiated.

• But if I could have substantiated the legend, the final scene would have read something like this: Clawing at his sword - torn throat, the fearless old soldier brought his hand away coated with the crimson of his own blood.