“Substantiation” in Japanese
Short answer
Substantiation in Japanese is “実体化” (jittaika). Full meaning: substantiation, materialization, materialisation; (specific to object language classes) instantiation.
Other ways to say “Substantiation” in Japanese
実証
jisshou demonstration, verification, substantiation, actual proof
立証
risshou establishing proof, demonstration, substantiation
裏付け
urazuke support (e.g. for an argument), backing, proof, evidence, corroboration, substantiation, guarantee, security
實證
jisshou demonstration, verification, substantiation, actual proof
實証
jisshou demonstration, verification, substantiation, actual proof
裏付
urazuke support (e.g. for an argument), backing, proof, evidence, corroboration, substantiation, guarantee, security
裏づけ
urazuke support (e.g. for an argument), backing, proof, evidence, corroboration, substantiation, guarantee, security
うら付け
urazuke support (e.g. for an argument), backing, proof, evidence, corroboration, substantiation, guarantee, security
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