Substance
The word originates from Latin substantia, literally meaning "standing under". The word was used to translate Greek philosophical term ousia.
Substance may refer to:
- Substance theory, in philosophy, that element of an object without which it would not exist, or what exists only by itself (causa sui)
- Chemical substance, in chemistry, a substance is an element or compound with uniform composition. If a substance is not a mixture it is called a pure substance
- Substance (medicine), in medicine, substance is any drug, chemical, or biologic entity, as well as any material capable of being self-administered or abused because of its physiologic or psychologic effects
- Substance (Joy Division album), a 1988 Joy Division compilation album of songs recorded in 1977–1980
- Substance 1987, a 1987 New Order album
- Substance design, a London-based design company
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