insubstantially
- r not substantially; lacking substantial expression or fullness
- Galileo, who ought to be the radiant center of this dramatic universe, is so insubstantially summoned up by Topol that he is outshone and outdone by the secondary heavenly bodies.
- Galileo, who ought to be the radiant center of this dramatic universe, is so insubstantially summoned up by Topol that he is outshone and outdone by the secondary heavenly bodies.
- But the houselights have lit, the lovers have part ed as insubstantially as they loved, and the viewer gets up to leave.