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Insubstantiality (Noun)

Lack of solid substance and strength.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The critics argued that the politician's platform was marred by insubstantiality, lacking concrete policies and tangible solutions.
The flimsy construction of the building gave it an air of insubstantiality, making it seem as though it could collapse at any moment.
The insubstantiality of the evidence presented made it difficult for the jury to reach a guilty verdict.
The artist's latest sculpture, while aesthetically pleasing, was undermined by its insubstantiality, being little more than a fragile lattice-work of wire and paper.
Despite its grand claims, the business model was characterized by an insubstantiality that ultimately led to its downfall.

Lacking substance or reality.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The criticism that her campaign promises were vague and lacking in details reinforced concerns about the insubstantiality of her proposals.
Her flashy car and luxurious home masked the insubstantiality of her wealth, which was heavily debt-ridden and uncertain.
As a social media influencer, her glamorous lifestyle and extensive online presence obscured the insubstantiality of her offline presence.
His answers in the interview exposed the insubstantiality of his expertise on the topic, despite his earlier claims to the contrary.
Many accused the entertainment company of spreading vaporous content to divert attention from the insubstantiality of its legitimate media.