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qualitynoun
A quality (Latin qualis, such) — the «suchness» of anything, according to the German idiom — denotes what a thing really is in some one respect; an attribute is what we conceive a thing to be in some one respect; thus, while attribute may, quality must, express something of the real nature of that to which it is ascribed; we speak of the attributes of God, the qualities of matter. «Originally ‘the attributes of God’ was preferred, probably, because men assumed no knowledge of the actual qualities of the Deity, but only of those more or less fitly attributed to him.» J. A. H. Murray. [Murray’s «New English Dictionary»] Holiness is an attribute of God; the attributes of many heathen deities have been only the qualities of wicked men joined to superhuman power. A property (Latin proprius, one’s own) is what belongs especially to one thing as its own peculiar possession, in distinction from all other things; when we speak of the qualities or the properties of matter, quality is the more general, property the more limited term. A quality is inherent; a property may be transient; physicists now, however, prefer to term those qualities manifested by all bodies (such as impenetrability, extension, etc.), general properties of matter, while those peculiar to certain substances or to certain states of those substances (as fluidity, malleability, etc.) are termed specific properties; in this wider use of the word property, it becomes strictly synonymous with quality. Compare CHARACTERISTIC; EMBLEM.
Synonyms:
attribute, attribute, propertyAntonyms:
being, essence, nature, substance
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quality
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condition, character, property, attribute, peculiarity, disposition, temper, sort, kind, description, capacity, power, virtue, nature, tendencyAntonyms:
anomalousness, heterogeneousness, nondescript, incapacity, weakness, instistinctiveness, ineffectiveness, disqualification, negation, disability
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qualitynoun
an essential and distinguishing attribute of something or someone
«the quality of mercy is not strained»—Shakespeare
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calibre, timber, caliber, lineament, timbre, tone, characterAntonyms:
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quality, caliber, calibrenoun
a degree or grade of excellence or worth
«the quality of students has risen»; «an executive of low caliber»
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lineament, character, tone, timbre, caliber, bore, calibre, timber, gaugeAntonyms:
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quality, character, lineamentnoun
a characteristic property that defines the apparent individual nature of something
«each town has a quality all its own»; «the radical character of our demands»
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fibre, grapheme, type, feature, character reference, caliber, graphic symbol, lineament, fiber, role, fictional character, fictitious character, timber, case, part, persona, reference, character, theatrical role, tone, eccentric, timbre, calibreAntonyms:
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timbre, timber, quality, tonenoun
(music) the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice or noise or musical sound)
«the timbre of her soprano was rich and lovely»; «the muffled tones of the broken bell summoned them to meet»
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note, shade, smell, tone of voice, caliber, tonicity, lineament, feel, feeling, flavor, timber, look, tint, lumber, tonus, flavour, spirit, whole step, tincture, timberland, pure tone, step, forest, whole tone, character, tone, woodland, timbre, calibre, musical noteAntonyms:
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qualityadjective
high social status
«a man of quality»
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calibre, timber, caliber, lineament, timbre, tone, characterAntonyms:
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choice, prime(a), prize, quality, selectadjective
of superior grade
«choice wines»; «prime beef»; «prize carnations»; «quality paper»; «select peaches»
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qualityadjective
of high social status
«people of quality»; «a quality family»
Synonyms:
choice, select, prize, prime(a)Antonyms:
lower-class, inferior, middle-class, low-class
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qualitynoun
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qualitynoun
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disposition, humor, temper, mood, character -
qualitynoun
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qualitynoun
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[With The prefixed.] nobility, gentry, NOBLESSE, aristocracy, persons of rank -
qualitynoun
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brand, chop
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qualitynoun
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nature, character, sort, strain, condition, characteristic, peculiarity, trait, property, attribute, attribution, accident, high rank, nobility, gentry, aristocracy
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List of paraphrases for «quality»:
qualitative, high-quality, qualité, qualification, calidad, good-quality, capacity, grade, qualidade, good, film-quality, standard, calibre, qualities
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Marcus Aurelius:
The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts: therefore, guard accordingly, and take care that you entertain no notions unsuitable to virtue and reasonable nature.
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Scott Becker:
It’s just deceptive, they’re selling these tests, but nobody has checked their quality. We need some level of scientific review and rigor on these tests.
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Jamal Khashoggi:
When he talked about quality of life, about entertainment, he is aware of the changes in our culture and that’s what people understood him to be talking about. But at the same time, he showed reluctance.
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Football Federation Australia:
The forecast ambient and Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) for that match remain within acceptable ranges for the later kick-off and the air quality forecast is improving with the arrival of a wind change to the north east on Friday, in making decisions regarding whether a fixture will proceed, the safety, welfare and comfort of our players, match officials and fans remain our ongoing focus with regard to air quality issues as a result of these bushfires.
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Simon Newell:
For some, continuing life-sustaining treatment is simply prolonging suffering in the face of the inevitable, for (some) babies, no treatment is going to cure them and their quality of life is non-existent.
Translations for quality
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- نوعية, جودةArabic
- qualitat, qualityCatalan, Valencian
- jakost, kvalita, kvalitní, vlastnostCzech
- kvalitetDanish
- Qualität, hochwertig, erstklassig, Eigenschaft, hochklassigGerman
- καλοφτιαγμένος, ποιοτικός, ποιότηταGreek
- eco, kvalitoEsperanto
- cualidad, calidadSpanish
- کسر وزنی بخار در مخلوط بخار-مایع, چونی, کیفیتPersian
- laadukas, höyrypitoisuus, hyvälaatuinen, ominaispiirre, laadukkuus, sääty, ominaisuus, laatuFinnish
- qualitéFrench
- aitreabúid, dúchas, ardchaighdeáinIrish
- סגולה, איכותי, תכונה, איכותHebrew
- गुणवत्ताHindi
- tulajdonság, minőségi, sajátság, minőségHungarian
- որակArmenian
- qualitateInterlingua
- kualitas, berkualitasIndonesian
- qualitàItalian
- איכותHebrew
- 品質, 性質, 良質, 品質の良い, 品Japanese
- ხარისხი, თვისებაGeorgian
- 품질, 特質, 質, 특질, 질, 品質Korean
- kalîte, çawanî, چۆنیی, چۆنێتییKurdish
- qualeLatin
- toetraMalagasy
- koungaMāori
- квалитетен, квалитет, особина, одликаMacedonian
- kualiti, mutuMalay
- hoedanigheid, kwaliteit, eigenschap, klasseDutch
- kvalitetNorwegian
- cecha, przymiot, jakośćPolish
- qualidade, alta classe, de qualidadePortuguese
- calitateRomanian
- знатность, первоклассный, уровень, положение, качественный, качество, доброкачественный, высококачественный, надёжностьRussian
- квалитетанSerbo-Croatian
- kakóvostSlovene
- hög, kvalitet, kvalité, egenskap, stånd, rangSwedish
- నాణ్యత, గుణం, లక్షణంTelugu
- คุณภาพThai
- nitelik, kaliteTurkish
- надійність, якість, якіснийUkrainian
- 质量Chinese
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1 aspect, attribute, characteristic, condition, feature, mark, peculiarity, property, trait
2 character, constitution, description, essence, kind, make, nature, sort
3 calibre, distinction, excellence, grade, merit, position, pre-eminence, rank, standing, status, superiority, value, worth
4 (obsolete) aristocracy, gentry, nobility, ruling class, upper class
English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus 
quality
( qualities plural )
1 n-uncount The quality of something is how good or bad it is.
usu with supp
Everyone can greatly improve the quality of life…, Other services vary dramatically in quality., …high quality paper and plywood.
2 n-uncount Something of quality is of a high standard.
usu with supp, oft N n
…a college of quality…, In our work, quality is paramount.
3 n-count Someone’s qualities are the good characteristics that they have which are part of their nature.
usu pl, usu supp N
He wanted to introduce mature people with leadership qualities…
4 n-count You can describe a particular characteristic of a person or thing as a quality.
oft adj N
…a childlike quality., …the pretentious quality of the poetry…
5 adj The quality papers or the quality press are the more serious newspapers which give detailed accounts of world events, as well as reports on business, culture, and society.
(BRIT) ADJ n
Even the quality papers agreed that it was a triumph.
quality circle ( quality circles plural ) A quality circle is a small group of workers and managers who meet to solve problems and improve the quality of the organization’s products or services. (BUSINESS) n-count
Riddick’s first move was to form a quality circle.
quality control
In an organization that produces goods or provides services, quality control is the activity of checking that the goods or services are of an acceptable standard. (BUSINESS) n-uncount
quality time
If people spend quality time together, they spend a period of time relaxing or doing things that they both enjoy, and not worrying about work or other responsibilities. n-uncount
(approval)
total quality management
Total quality management is a set of management principles aimed at improving performance throughout a company, especially by involving employees in decision-making. The abbreviation TQM is also used. (BUSINESS) n-uncount
He is a firm believer in total quality management.
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Collaborative Dictionary English Thesaurus
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adequate |
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suitable in quantity or quality |
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janky |
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of extremely poor or unreliable quality ; very low-end |
[US];[informal] I shouldn’t have bought that used car, it’s way too janky. / There’s hardly anywhere to eat other than a janky food place. |
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make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear |
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the impossibility to make a good quality product using bad quality materials |
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vain |
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the quality of something that fails to achieve what was intended; useless |
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guy time |
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When men have quality time together, and do «guy» things. |
[Slang] related to bro-mance |
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craption |
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word created with «crap» and «caption» to mean a bad quality caption |
[Fam.];[Fig.] |
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bag of wank |
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something not worthy; something of poor quality; a crap |
[Slang] This book is a bag of wank, I am disappointed. |
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motherism |
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stereotypical belief that disconsiders in terms of intellectual and physical qualities women who stay home to look after their children |
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correspond
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have similar qualities or a similar size, position etc to something else |
When I was in the 8th grade in Japan, I broke down my right hand, so I needed to write everything by my left hand and my left hand writing did not correspond to my right one. |
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jump the shark |
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expression used to describe something that is in decline or has lost the qualities that made it popular, appealing, successful |
used originally in media to describe a show or a movie that is declining in popularity. E.g: I loved their ads, but with the last ones they just jump the shark. |
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SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
WORDS RELATED TO QUALITY
- address
- affectation
- ambience
- appearance
- atmosphere
- aura
- bearing
- comportment
- demeanor
- deportment
- effect
- feel
- feeling
- flavor
- impression
- look
- manner
- mannerism
- mien
- mood
- pose
- presence
- property
- quality
- semblance
- tone
- advantage
- betterment
- comfort
- convenience
- enhancement
- enrichment
- excellence
- extravagance
- facility
- frill
- improvement
- luxury
- merit
- quality
- service
- superfluity
- virtue
- air
- ambience
- aura
- background
- character
- climate
- color
- environment
- feel
- feeling
- flavor
- impression
- local color
- medium
- mood
- place
- property
- quality
- scene
- semblance
- sense
- space
- spirit
- surroundings
- taste
- tone
- aspect
- character
- characteristic
- facet
- idiosyncrasy
- indication
- mark
- note
- particularity
- peculiarity
- point
- property
- quality
- quirk
- sign
- speciality
- symbol
- trait
- virtue
- ambience
- appearance
- aspect
- atmosphere
- background
- emanation
- feel
- feeling
- mood
- quality
- scent
- semblance
- suggestion
- tone
- ace
- banner
- champion
- fine
- first-class
- first-rate
- quality
- select
- splendid
- superb
- superior
- terrific
- tiptop
- top
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What is another word for quality?
666 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ kwˈɒlɪti], [ kwˈɒlɪti], [ k_w_ˈɒ_l_ɪ_t_i]
Related words: quality assurance, quality control, quality management, what is quality, quality of life, quality time
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Similar words for quality:
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all (adjective)
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blue-ribbon (adjective)
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fine (adjective)
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other relevant words (adjective)
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pulverous (adjective)
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topflight (adjective)
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tophole (adjective)
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ability, aptitude (noun)
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ability, skill (noun)
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achievement, completeness (noun)
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air (noun)
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ambience (noun)
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amenity (noun)
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atmosphere (noun)
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attitude, spirit (noun)
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attribute (noun)
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aura, essence (noun)
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boldness, strength of character (noun)
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caliber (noun)
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calibre (noun)
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character (noun)
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character, disposition (noun)
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characteristic (noun)
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characteristic, symptom (noun)
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characteristic; oddity (noun)
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choice (noun)
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circumstances (noun)
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class (noun)
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class, rank (noun)
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coloration (noun)
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coloring (noun)
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condition (noun)
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decency, excellence (noun)
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degree (noun)
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differentiation; feature (noun)
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dignity (noun)
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distinction (noun)
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elite (noun)
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essence (noun)
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excellence (noun)
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excellence, nobility (noun)
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faculty (noun)
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feature (noun)
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feel (noun)
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fineness (noun)
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gentility (noun)
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good (noun)
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goodness (noun)
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grade (noun)
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heart, significance (noun)
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individuality (noun)
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laurel (noun)
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manner, way (noun)
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mark (noun)
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measure (noun)
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merit (noun)
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mettle (noun)
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mode (noun)
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nature (noun)
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notion (noun)
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peculiarity (noun)
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perfection (noun)
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point (noun)
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prize (noun)
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qualification (noun)
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quality (noun)
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rank (noun)
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situation (noun)
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society (noun)
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sort (noun)
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specialty (noun)
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spirit (noun)
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state of mind (noun)
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stature (noun)
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temperament (noun)
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texture (noun)
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texture; air (noun)
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timbre (noun)
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tone (noun)
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trait (noun)
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type, kind (noun)
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type, variety (noun)
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upper-class (noun)
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upper crust (noun)
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value (noun)
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value, status (noun)
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virtue (noun)
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warp and woof (noun)
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worth (noun)
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thoroughbred
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adj.
• all (adjective)
- quality.
• blue-ribbon (adjective)
- firstclass,
- first rate,
- top-pest,
- blueribbon,
- firstrate.
• fine (adjective)
- Finedrawn,
- gossamer,
- finegrained,
- threadlike,
- more fine-grained,
- more fine-drawn,
- more quality,
- fine grained,
- more finedrawn,
- most powdered,
- more fine grained,
- more fine-spun,
- more powdered,
- more fine spun,
- most fine-grained,
- most gossamery,
- more pulverized,
- fragile,
- most pulverized,
- powdered,
- most finedrawn,
- fine spun,
- most finegrained,
- most fine-drawn,
- most fine-spun,
- most fine spun,
- more gossamery,
- most fine grained,
- trans parent,
- more fine drawn,
- more fragile,
- fine drawn,
- most quality,
- most fine drawn,
- trans-parent,
- more finegrained.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- top-hole,
- fine-grained,
- Piked,
- Fine-spun,
- out-standing,
- fine-drawn,
- Pulverulent,
- world-class,
- world class,
- Gossamery.
• pulverous (adjective)
- Pulverous.
• topflight (adjective)
- in valuable,
- most piked,
- in-comparable,
- in-valuable,
- most worldclass,
- most certified,
- more world-class,
- in comparable,
- A 1,
- most world-class,
- more world class,
- more piked,
- worldclass,
- top flight,
- top notch,
- most world class,
- more worldclass,
- braggest,
- out standing.
• tophole (adjective)
- top hole.
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- alter ego,
- affectation,
- fault,
- point,
- predisposition,
- foible,
- incarnation,
- flaw,
- propensity,
- endowment.
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- be,
- savor,
- standard,
- criterion.
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- exceptional,
- decent,
- value,
- merit,
- incredible,
- wonder,
- virtue,
- tremendous,
- good.
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- over.
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- banner,
- ace,
- swell,
- superb,
- top,
- bully,
- capital,
- brag.
• ability, aptitude (noun)
- qualification.
• ability, skill (noun)
- faculty.
• achievement, completeness (noun)
- perfection.
• air (noun)
- aura,
- pose,
- Qualities,
- manner.
• ambience (noun)
- feeling.
• amenity (noun)
- enrichment,
- frill,
- extravagance.
• atmosphere (noun)
- sense,
- sur-roundings,
- sur roundings.
• attitude, spirit (noun)
- tone.
• attribute (noun)
- Specialities,
- speciality.
• aura, essence (noun)
- flavor.
• boldness, strength of character (noun)
- mettle.
• caliber (noun)
- gauge,
- caliber,
- striking powers,
- striking power,
- worthinesses,
- Habilitation,
- habilitations,
- worthiness.
• calibre (noun)
- calibre.
• character (noun)
- humor,
- Crasis,
- temperament.
• character, disposition (noun)
- nature.
• characteristic (noun)
- feature,
- trait,
- thumbprint,
- differentia,
- Differentiae,
- lineaments,
- thumbprints.
• characteristic, symptom (noun)
- mark.
• characteristic; oddity (noun)
- peculiarity.
• choice (noun)
- choice.
• circumstances (noun)
- condition.
• class (noun)
- school,
- de-scent,
- social rank,
- cultural levels,
- ex-tractions,
- ex-traction,
- bourgeoisie,
- bourgeoisies,
- cultural level,
- genres,
- kidney,
- genuses,
- Kidneys,
- de scent,
- pro-vinces,
- de-nomination,
- de nomination,
- hierarchy,
- ex traction,
- tier,
- intelligentsia,
- pro vince,
- pro vinces,
- de nominations,
- social ranks,
- intelligentsias,
- the right stuffs,
- ex tractions,
- de scents,
- de-scents,
- the right stuff,
- de-nominations,
- pro-vince.
• class, rank (noun)
- estate.
• coloration (noun)
- coloring.
• coloring (noun)
- Intinction,
- shadings,
- Stainings,
- Imbuement,
- tinction,
- dyeings,
- tintings.
• condition (noun)
- riff,
- like it is,
- how things are,
- state of affairs,
- way things are,
- situations,
- riffs,
- predicament,
- ballgame,
- how it goes,
- where it’s at,
- way things shape up,
- predicaments,
- size of it,
- how things stack up.
• decency, excellence (noun)
- goodness.
• degree (noun)
- notch,
- measure,
- grade,
- extent,
- amplitude,
- range,
- potential,
- scale,
- degree,
- level,
- intensity,
- step,
- magnitude.
• differentiation; feature (noun)
- distinction.
• dignity (noun)
- Sublimities,
- etiquette,
- renowns,
- importance,
- re-nown,
- re nown,
- noblenesses,
- courtliness,
- Nobleness,
- re-gard,
- stateliness,
- selfrespect,
- statelinesses,
- courtlinesses,
- self respect,
- self-respects,
- re gards,
- sublimity.
• distinction (noun)
- Alterity,
- flair,
- markings,
- otherness,
- dis criminations,
- dis crimination,
- dis-criminations,
- Illustriousness,
- dis semblances,
- pre-eminences,
- pre-eminence,
- dis semblance,
- dis similitudes,
- alterities,
- dis-similitude,
- pre eminences,
- dis-crimination,
- differential,
- un likeness,
- laurel,
- othernesses,
- differentials,
- pre eminence,
- dis-similarity,
- dis-similitudes,
- dis-similarities,
- dis similitude,
- dis-semblances,
- un-likeness,
- sensitivities,
- dis similarity,
- Fame,
- un likenesses,
- dis-semblance,
- un-likenesses,
- dis similarities.
• elite (noun)
- old money,
- old moneys,
- in crowd,
- JETSET,
- jetsets,
- in-crowds,
- country club set,
- old monies,
- in-crowd,
- incrowd,
- carriage trades,
- in crowds,
- country club sets,
- glitteratis,
- Optimacy,
- main lines,
- main line,
- glitterati,
- Fats,
- optimacies,
- jet-set,
- incrowds,
- jet-sets,
- carriage trade.
• essence (noun)
- quiddity,
- lifeblood,
- germs,
- be all end all,
- be all and end all,
- chief constituent,
- main ideas,
- piths,
- chief constituents,
- Virtuality,
- Quiddities,
- main idea,
- essentiality,
- name of game,
- sub-stance,
- essentia,
- nitty-gritty,
- sub stance,
- nitty gritty,
- be-all end-all,
- nittygritty,
- virtualities,
- sub-stances,
- lifebloods,
- essentias,
- name game,
- sub stances.
• excellence (noun)
- excellency,
- excellence,
- high quality,
- superbness,
- high qualities,
- transcendence,
- Excellencies,
- purity,
- transcendences,
- fineness.
• excellence, nobility (noun)
- dignity.
• faculty (noun)
- Propensities,
- forte,
- what it take,
- knowing way around,
- what it takes,
- what takes,
- what take,
- knowing way arounds,
- leanings.
• feature (noun)
- notability,
- de-tail,
- de-tails,
- de tails,
- de tail.
• feel (noun)
- palpation,
- Palpations,
- feels,
- Taction,
- vibes.
• fineness (noun)
- choicenesses,
- choiceness.
• gentility (noun)
- Gentlefolk,
- ruling class,
- high birth,
- good family,
- ruling classes,
- good breeding,
- gentle birth,
- Gentlefolks.
• good (noun)
- rightness,
- straights,
- virtuousness.
• goodness (noun)
- graciousness,
- wholesomeness,
- ethicality,
- obligingness,
- humaneness.
• grade (noun)
- kind,
- rank,
- place,
- group,
- repute,
- stage,
- variety.
• heart, significance (noun)
- essence.
• individuality (noun)
- character.
• laurel (noun)
- laurels.
• manner, way (noun)
- mode.
• mark (noun)
- incision,
- significants,
- indicias,
- Indicia.
• measure (noun)
- dimension.
• merit (noun)
- de-sert,
- de sert.
• mettle (noun)
- indomitabilities,
- indomitability,
- re-solutions,
- re solves,
- re solve,
- re-solves,
- re-solve,
- re-solution,
- re solutions.
• mode (noun)
- MODU,
- pro cess,
- nuts bolts,
- Modus,
- pro-cess,
- pro-cesses,
- wises.
• nature (noun)
- nature beast,
- name of tune,
- out-looks,
- out-look,
- name tune,
- out look,
- out looks,
- nature of beast.
• notion (noun)
- whimsy.
• peculiarity (noun)
- odd traits,
- bizarreness,
- un usualnesses,
- bizarrenesses,
- schtick,
- queernesses,
- un usualness,
- un-usualnesses,
- unusualnesses,
- freakishness,
- un-usualness,
- schticks,
- odd trait,
- unusualness,
- freakishnesses,
- queerness.
• perfection (noun)
- exactness,
- Perfectness,
- faultlessness,
- phoenixes,
- entireness,
- Impeccability,
- finishings,
- phoenix,
- idealism,
- idealisms,
- exquisiteness,
- ripeness.
• point (noun)
- in stances,
- circumstantials,
- re-spect,
- re spects,
- re-spects,
- in-stances,
- re spect,
- in-stance.
• prize (noun)
- prize.
• qualification (noun)
- Qualifiedness.
• quality (noun)
- prime,
- superior,
- select,
- lineament,
- timber,
- timbre,
- upper class.
• rank (noun)
- status,
- primacy.
• situation (noun)
- aspect,
- post,
- layout,
- property,
- position,
- location,
- modality,
- circumstance,
- spot,
- style,
- station,
- site,
- arrangement,
- environment,
- state,
- configuration,
- situation,
- formation,
- scene,
- disposition,
- ambience,
- placement,
- standing.
• society (noun)
- polite society,
- smart set,
- top drawers,
- smart sets,
- who who,
- country sets,
- polite societies,
- country set,
- whos who,
- top drawer.
• sort (noun)
- likes ofs,
- likes of.
• specialty (noun)
- cachet,
- specialty,
- definiteness,
- hallmark,
- mannerism,
- idiosyncrasy,
- characteristic,
- specialization,
- way,
- quirk,
- difference,
- stamp,
- figure,
- particularity,
- individuality,
- keynote,
- Discriminant.
• spirit (noun)
- peppiness,
- life force,
- in tents,
- vivaciousness,
- spirit,
- vital sparks,
- vital spark,
- in tent,
- pertness.
• state of mind (noun)
- temper.
• stature (noun)
- tallnesses,
- tallness.
• temperament (noun)
- inner natures,
- inner nature.
• texture (noun)
- intermixture,
- flexibility,
- warp and woof,
- intermixtures,
- woofs,
- woof,
- Tissues,
- tissue.
• texture; air (noun)
- feel.
• timbre (noun)
- MITERS,
- miter.
• tone (noun)
- state of thing,
- state thing,
- state things,
- state of things.
• trait (noun)
- denominators,
- denominator,
- nature of the beast,
- de-nominators,
- nature the beast,
- de nominators,
- de-nominator,
- de nominator.
• type, kind (noun)
- brand.
• type, variety (noun)
- sort.
• upper-class (noun)
- upper-class.
• upper crust (noun)
- upper-crust.
• value (noun)
- serviceableness,
- desirabilities,
- pro fit,
- pro fits,
- desirability,
- de-notations,
- pro-fits,
- de notations,
- de notation,
- serviceablenesses,
- values,
- de-notation.
• value, status (noun)
- arete,
- preeminence,
- superiority,
- footing,
- capacity.
• virtue (noun)
- high-mindedness,
- good point,
- good points,
- trustworthiness,
- innocence.
• warp and woof (noun)
- warp-woof,
- warp woof.
• worth (noun)
- meaningfulnesses,
- meaningfulness.
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v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- attribute.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- class,
- topnotch,
- a-one,
- rhythm,
- richness,
- component,
- odor,
- complexity,
- quality assurance,
- facet,
- quintessence,
- touchstone,
- subtlety,
- bias,
- vibe,
- upper crust,
- credentials,
- tophole,
- strand,
- personality,
- overtone,
- blue-ribbon,
- topflight,
- complexion,
- ingredient,
- rating.
-
•
- benchmark,
- aristocracy,
- stature,
- ring,
- vibration,
- facility,
- excellent,
- par,
- blue blood,
- first-rate,
- substratum,
- fabric,
- yardstick,
- elite,
- bit,
- shape,
- Patriciate,
- first class,
- beast,
- texture.
-
•
- index,
- gentry,
- dandy,
- champion,
- atmosphere,
- nobility,
- mood,
- tiptop,
- baseline,
- factor,
- face,
- worth,
- gentility.
-
•
- fine,
- depth,
- thing,
- refinement,
- variable,
- great,
- landscape,
- form.
-
•
- detail,
- terrific,
- splendid,
- extreme,
- performance,
- boss.
-
•
- flower,
- society,
- soul,
- respect,
- interest.
-
•
- side.
-
•
- air.
-
•
- guide.
• characteristic
- earmark.
• thoroughbred
- blooded.
How to use «Quality» in context?
There are many different definitions of «quality,» but in general, it refers to the extent to which something meets certain standards. When purchasing a product, it’s important to think about what quality means to you — may it be the quality of the materials, the construction, or the finish? There are many different qualities that can be found in products, and each has its own set of benefits and drawbacks.
Quality can be a source of pride for some people, and it can be important for businesses to provide high-quality products to their customers.
Paraphrases for Quality:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
top-quality, high-quality, quality-control, good-quality, better-quality, film-quality, fine-quality.
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Proper noun, singular
suitability, high-quality.
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Noun, plural
Capacities, qualifications, merits.
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Noun, singular or mass
availability, equality, soundness, suitability, high-quality, better-quality, highquality.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Cardinal number
states.
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Foreign word
qualite.
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Adjective
first-rate, qualified, qualitative, qualitatively, quantitative, high-caliber, high-value.
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Proper noun, singular
data, qualitative, women, attributes, procedures, stages, features, norms, requirements, competencies, outputs.
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Noun, plural
Abilities, Ones, Properties, Clients, Concentrations, Guidelines, Roles, errors, experiences, skills, inputs, chances, demands, methods, attributes, aspects, trials, titles, requirements, IMPACTS, jurisdictions, hydrocarbons, specifications, ratings, examiners.
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Noun, singular or mass
ability, acceptability, appropriateness, caliber, calibre, character, clarity, competence, data, nature, qualified, qualitative, reliability.
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Adverb
qualitatively.
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Verb, past tense
granted, Provided.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
acting, Delivering.
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Verb, past participle
authorized, empowered, entitled, qualified, turned, Delivered, Met.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
needs, excels, consists.
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Cardinal number
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
qualification, qualifications.
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Noun, plural
pictures.
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Noun, singular or mass
qualification.
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Proper noun, singular
Hyponym for Quality:
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n.
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attribute
attribute.
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state
rank, social station, social status, social rank.
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attribute
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Resources
- QUALITY synonyms at Thesaurus.com
- QUALITY synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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