substantively

adv.

真实地；实质上；

1. Substantively, the speech was almost two different speeches.
   从实质上来说，这次演讲几乎可以看作是两个不同的演讲。
2. Since the inchoation of the modern literature starting at the Wusi Era, the modern Chinese literature history substantively is a flexuose history of literature modernization.
   五四时代开始的现代文学史实质上是中国文学现代化的曲折历史。

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