Context and Substance

Context

Context noun - The circumstances, conditions, or objects by which one is surrounded.

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Substance and context are semantically related. in framework topic. In some cases you can use "Substance" instead a noun "Context".

Nearby Words: contexture, contextual

Substance noun - The basic elements from which something can be developed.

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Context and substance are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Context" instead a noun "Substance".

similar	similar context	similar substance
specific	specific context	specific substance
certain	certain context	certain substance
actual	actual context	actual substance
Other adjectives: real, little, necessary, new, fictional, unusual, weird, different.

Oh, the specific substance served up to the Nowhere Men is tea, but the metaphor is intentionally transparent (and given the context might even double as a Shout-Out to The Rutles!).

Source: Theatre / The Beatles LOVE
It Makes Sense in Context: The making of a totem pole solely from a substance of magical liquid combined with three different species of plantlife.

Source: Video Game / My Little Pony (Gameloft)
On Nulapeiron, the setting for John Meaney's books Paradox, Context and Resolution, there doesn't seem to be any substance controls, and many different recreational chemicals are commercially available including many sophisticated materials that act upon the mind to induce dream states and the like.

Source: High Times Future

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