substantiality (ti as shi)

[Eng. substantial; -ity.] 1. The quality or state of being substantial, or of having real existence; reality. "The moral attributes of the Deity, and the substanti ality of the soul."- War burton : Bolingbroke's Philosophy, let. 3. 2. Corporeity, materiality. "The soul is a stranger to such gro substantiality, and owns nothing of these." -Glanvill: Scepsis , ch. iv. 3. Firmne , strength, solidity. "Many of the lower animals build themselves dwellings that excel in substantiality the huts or hovels of men." - Lindsay: Mind in the Lower Animals, i. 113. sub-stan-tial-ize (ti as sh), v. t. [English sub stantial; -ize.] To render substantial.