Pronunciation

/ˈkwɒləti/

Definitions

Noun

• Quality: 1. A characteristic or attribute that determines the value, excellence, or desirability of something. For example: “The hotel’s quality of service was exceptional.”
• 2. Standard or degree of excellence, often used in a comparative form (e.g., high quality, low quality). For example: “This product has superior quality compared to others on the market.”

Adjective

• Of high quality: Expressing excellence or superiority in terms of quality. For example: “A high-quality piece of furniture will last for years.”
• Good quality: Demonstrating satisfactory or desirable characteristics. For example: “The ingredients used in this food are of good quality.”

Adverb

• Qualitatively: In terms of quality; regarding the nature or character. For example: “The results improved qualitatively after implementing new methods.”

Phrases

• “Maintain quality control” means to ensure that products or services meet a consistent standard.
• “Focus on quality over quantity” emphasizes the importance of producing well-made items rather than just producing many.
• “A commitment to quality” reflects a dedication to excellence in all aspects of work or life.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The restaurant’s reputation relies on the quality of its cuisine.”
• Adjective: “She chose a high-quality fabric for her dress.”
• Adverb: “The teacher praised the students’ work qualitatively, noting their progress.”

Synonyms

• Excellence
• Standard
• Condition
• Character
• Fitness
• Integrity
• Soundness
• Dependability
• Reliability

Antonyms

• Poor quality
• Mediocre
• Flawed
• Defective
• Inadequate
• Unreliable