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quality
noun as in characteristic, feature
noun as in value, status
adjective as in very good; of or having superior quality
Example Sentences
You can log daily symptoms, alongside mood, sleep quality and other factors such as caffeine, stress and supplements.
He is developing as a player and is starting to find his feet, but he also needs the freedom to show his unique qualities.
That’s because public REITs that operate in New York have a relatively small share of rent stabilized units, Sakwa notes—though changes to quality of life in the city could impact the rental market.
That’s because public REITs that operate in New York have a relatively small share of rent stabilized units, Sakwa notes—though changes to quality of life in the city could impact the rental market.
The Bruins’ defense gave up 361 yards and their offense was once again overly reliant on quarterback Nico Iamaleava, whose singular brilliance has not been enough to lift his team against quality opponents.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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