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Words can have different meanings in different contexts. Each industry has its own "jargon," in a way. Since you haven't provided a context, I can only answer in a general sense. So:

No, those words aren't opposites. "Actionable" means something you can do something with (e.g. information you can use as evidence in a lawsuit), and "substitute" means a replacement for an original (e.g. a substitute teacher for when the regular teacher is sick).

The opposite of "substitute" could be "original" or "regular."

The opposite of "actionable" could be "useless."

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