Substantiate is valid Scrabble Word

Is substantiate a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is substantiate valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

12 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for SUBSTANTIATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to give substance or form to
provide evidence to support or prove the truth of
To make to exist; to make real.
To establish the existence or truth of by proof or competent evidence; to verify; as, to substantiate a charge or allegation; to substantiate a declaration.
establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts
represent in bodily form
make real or concrete; give reality or substance to
solidify, firm, or strengthen

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to give substance or form to; embody

Words related to SUBSTANTIATE

substantiated16 substantiates15 substantiating17 substantiation16 substantiations17 substantiative19 substantiator15 substantiators16

Words that contain SUBSTANTIATE

substantiated16 substantiates15 consubstantiate19 unsubstantiated18 transubstantiate18 transubstantiated20 transubstantiates19

How to use SUBSTANTIATE in a sentence

To substantiate certain points, which belonged to this branch of the subject, I left several depositions and articles of agreement for the examination of the council.
There are many statements of history which it is immaterial to substantiate or disprove.
Docksey, that I merely gave these family details in order to substantiate my statement that I may be able to arrange something.
If I cannot substantiate this claim, if any other, to whatever country he belongs, can make out a previous or better claim, I will cheerfully yield him the palm.
I appeal to the memory of Judge McDonald to substantiate the truth of what I say.
Henty a vast amount of research and study to substantiate his facts and make his situations, characters, places, and points of time authentic.
I should indeed be a rash man to make such a terrible charge unless perfectly able to substantiate it.
And I am going to say here and now that there are points in the narrative which I am in a position to substantiate.
Falkland, and I was well assured I should substantiate the charge to the satisfaction of the whole world.
That you have done so appears to be beyond doubt, and it of course rests with you to substantiate them.

Mainwaring, herself, was ready to substantiate and prove them by her personal testimony.
I am not to be kept back, if profundity and erudition can substantiate a prospect.
But here again, further observations are necessary to substantiate details.
But after we had all done, Ingham offered to bet Newport for the Six that he would substantiate what he said.
Nevertheless, we believe that the evidence which has been assigned suffices to substantiate the leading propositions with which we set out.
Among the substantiate, fish and venison predominated.
Even men like Lord Hervey, and Horace Walpole and Lord Chesterfield rarely bring, and still more rarely substantiate, any charges against them on this head.
In the article from which this is quoted, no evidence is given to substantiate the assertion made.
Not only their appearance betrays this, but their debates as well, and what one knows of their individual training and preferences goes to substantiate this judgment of them.
Fabre attributes to them too much guile and fails to substantiate his charge of revolutionary designs.
Dr Charles Rogers, provided they can substantiate any charge affecting their life or doctrine.
These are startling facts, but we are prepared to substantiate them.
Aglionby, demanding why he did not boldly come forward, make his charge against government, and endeavour to substantiate it.
His moral philosophy is in direct antagonism to Hegelian doctrine, and endeavours to substantiate the doctrine of divine sanction.
To substantiate the claim that she herself exerted no force, chair and man were lifted without her touching the chair at all.
In conclusion I have to add that I have stated nothing which I cannot substantiate, and that I court the most minute scrutiny into the matter.
After what I have just heard, I dare do so no longer, lest I should thus substantiate the idle reports I have mentioned, and be suspected of imposing upon your hospitality.
Alice Weston was describing their journey to her mother and calling upon Waring to substantiate her vivid assertions of the wonderful adventure.
The performer calls attention to the tumbler being full of bran and picks up some of it from the top to substantiate his statement.
To substantiate this claim and to show how far the vitality of the English pastoral was due to its hybrid origin will be my chief aim in this chapter.
But there is no sufficient evidence to substantiate these charges, which have been somewhat recklessly made.
Her dull, cowed, and listless manner for days seemed to substantiate all this.
No one has taken up the challenge except in sweeping generalities of slander, which are easily made but less easy to substantiate.
The absence of any citations to substantiate important points was of course due to the impromptu nature of the speech.
Whether the hypothesis was made to substantiate the formula, or the formula constructed to suit the hypothesis, is not a matter of consequence.
The commissioner who was sent to investigate these charges, as well as to report on the condition of the colony, found no difficulty in collecting evidence to substantiate them.

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