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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)

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First published 2001 (DOST Vol. X).
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Substantiously, -lie, adv. Also: substantiousle, substantiowslie, substantiuslie, substantiwsly, substanciouslie, substancheously. [Substantious adj.]

1. Of building, constructing, erecting, etc.; Solidly, firmly; with sound workmanship.(1) 1511 Aberd. Sheriff Ct. I 103.
The said Johnne sall … mak the loft and bestailȝe for the hinging of the gret bellis … weil and substancheously to the perpetual loft of the samyn
1529 Aberd. B. Rec. I 127.
Ane nobill and substantius brig … completit and endit substantiuslie in all necessaris
1532 Selkirk B. Ct. (ed.) 127.
All heidrowmes and stankis … within or outoucht our burgh to be maid and casting substantiouslie
1541 Exch. R. XVII 719.
[Ane] honest mansioun, with hall, chalmer, [etc.] … substantiously biggit
1557 Peebles B. Rec. I 243.
The heid dykis to be substantiouslie reformit
1584 Edinb. B. Rec. IV 374.
That the said dam heid be substantiouslie maid of aisler wark
1591 Crail B. Ct. 22 Nov.
The over milne … vas swa decayit … that the saidis comptaris … had interprysit the reedifeeing thairoff and performit the samyn substantiowslie
1596 Aberd. Council Lett. I 5.
The small remanent bulwark … quhilk was befoir weill and substantiouslie biggit
1611 Reid Auchterarder 187.
Ane dam, weill and substantiouslie gairdit with fourty tua cupplis of aik
(2) 1532 Selkirk B. Ct. (ed.) 127.
We ordand every vaych to mend thair awin barrowis honeistlie and substantiouslie quhill thai cum to the yettis henging
1554 Edinb. B. Rec. II 196.
Andro Mansioun … wrycht to the bigging of the stallis of the queir hes done his vtir devore and deligence … and hes completit the samyn honestlie and substantiouslie

2. Of giving, providing, furnishing, etc.: In substantial numbers, or with a substantial amount; amply, generously; sufficiently.1533 Treas. Acc. VI 122.
The abbotis of Kelso, [etc.] … to remane in thair abbacyis, sustantiuslie accumpanyit, weill bodin, etc., for defence of the realme
1535 Acts II 345/2.
That euery man haue the said artalȝerie efferand to his leving substantiouslie furnest
1537 Crim. Trials I i 251.
Scho wes dotit substantiouslie be … our derrest fader … be payment of large sowmes of money for hir tocher
1545 Douglas Corr. 161.
Substantiwsly
1547 Corr. M. Lorraine 210.
The Inglis is an thousand men of ordinance hakbutteris and peikkis, and of greit arttalȝerij substantiousle providit
1552 Reg. Privy C. I 136.
That the said fittmen may be the mair … substantiouslie accomptirit with jack and plait, … new dowblett of cannvus [etc.]
1567 Anderson Collect. Mary I 146.
That the said comptroller … be substantiously furnishit with schippis
1572-5 Diurn. Occurr. 169.
The erle of Ergile wes accumpanyit with iijc Irischemen … and the remanent lordis with thair freindis substantiouslie
1593 Crim. Trials I ii 287.
That commissionaris be weill and substanciouslie accumpaneit with a force of his hienes guid subiectis
1626 Aberd. Council Lett. I 248.
The kingis maiestie … hes recommendit unto us … to forsee that this kingdome be weill and substantiouslie provydit … with … armes

3. Of resisting (an enemy or opponent), suppressing (disorder), etc.: Firmly, decisively.1557 Banff Ann. II 382.
Banff lyis vpone the sey coist quhairat is esy landing to our auld inymeis of Ingland … in cais thai be nocht substantiouslie resistit
1569 Reg. Privy C. II 72.
It sall stand in thair power to erect and set up agane the papisticall ydolatre and abhominabill messe … gif thair attemptattis be nocht substantiouslie resistit
1572 Reg. Privy C. II 156. 1592 Douglas Corr. 37.
Gif they sall not be substanciouslie resisted and suppressit
1606 Acts IV 288/2.
To the effect the saidis vnlauchfull meitingis … may be substantiouslie suppressit

4. Effectively, efficaciously; in an ample and comprehensive manner.1548 Corr. M. Lorraine 238.
To sarve your graice and my lord governour trewille and substantiouslie
1568 Misc. Spald. C. II 109.
That be thair presence and avyse materis may the bettir and mair substantiouslie proceed
c1590 J. Stewart 243 § 173.
In pithie plesand speitche perfyt and schort To me he did substanciouslie report The first creatione
1600-1610 Melvill 27.
He past throw the twa buiks of Samuel, and twa of the Kings, very pleanlie and substantiuslie
a1597-1617 Hist. Jas. VI (1825) 334.
Requyring thayme to considder of this mater substanciouslie and to report unto his Majestie thair gudewillis

5. As a substance; physically, materially.1581 Hamilton Cath. Tr. 57.
His flesch is substanciouslie conionit vith ouris

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