QUALITY as NOUN

1. Meaning
   • an essential and distinguishing attribute of something or someone
   Usage Example(s)
   • the quality of mercy is not strained–Shakespeare
   Hypernyms(s) quality is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • attribute (what does attribute mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • appearance (what does appearance mean?)
   • visual aspect (what does visual aspect mean?)
   • attraction (what does attraction mean?)
   • attractiveness (what does attractiveness mean?)
   • clearness (what does clearness mean?)
   • clarity (what does clarity mean?)
   • uncloudedness (what does uncloudedness mean?)
   • opacity (what does opacity mean?)
   • opaqueness (what does opaqueness mean?)
   • divisibility (what does divisibility mean?)
   • ease (what does ease mean?)
   • easiness (what does easiness mean?)
   • simplicity (what does simplicity mean?)
   • difficulty (what does difficulty mean?)
   • difficultness (what does difficultness mean?)
   • suitability (what does suitability mean?)
   • suitableness (what does suitableness mean?)
   • unsuitability (what does unsuitability mean?)
   • unsuitableness (what does unsuitableness mean?)
   • ineptness (what does ineptness mean?)
   • nature (what does nature mean?)
   • humanness (what does humanness mean?)
   • humanity (what does humanity mean?)
   • manhood (what does manhood mean?)
   • air (what does air mean?)
   • aura (what does aura mean?)
   • atmosphere (what does atmosphere mean?)
   • excellence (what does excellence mean?)
   • characteristic (what does characteristic mean?)
   • changeableness (what does changeableness mean?)
   • changeability (what does changeability mean?)
   • changelessness (what does changelessness mean?)
   • unchangeability (what does unchangeability mean?)
   • unchangeableness (what does unchangeableness mean?)
   • unchangingness (what does unchangingness mean?)
   • sameness (what does sameness mean?)
   • difference (what does difference mean?)
   • certainty (what does certainty mean?)
   • sure thing (what does sure thing mean?)
   • foregone conclusion (what does foregone conclusion mean?)
   • probability (what does probability mean?)
   • uncertainty (what does uncertainty mean?)
   • uncertainness (what does uncertainness mean?)
   • factuality (what does factuality mean?)
   • factualness (what does factualness mean?)
   • counterfactuality (what does counterfactuality mean?)
   • materiality (what does materiality mean?)
   • physicalness (what does physicalness mean?)
   • corporeality (what does corporeality mean?)
   • immateriality (what does immateriality mean?)
   • incorporeality (what does incorporeality mean?)
   • particularity (what does particularity mean?)
   • generality (what does generality mean?)
   • simplicity (what does simplicity mean?)
   • simpleness (what does simpleness mean?)
   • complexity (what does complexity mean?)
   • complexness (what does complexness mean?)
   • regularity (what does regularity mean?)
   • irregularity (what does irregularity mean?)
   • unregularity (what does unregularity mean?)
   • mobility (what does mobility mean?)
   • immobility (what does immobility mean?)
   • pleasantness (what does pleasantness mean?)
   • sweetness (what does sweetness mean?)
   • unpleasantness (what does unpleasantness mean?)
   • credibility (what does credibility mean?)
   • credibleness (what does credibleness mean?)
   • believability (what does believability mean?)
   • incredibility (what does incredibility mean?)
   • incredibleness (what does incredibleness mean?)
   • logicality (what does logicality mean?)
   • logicalness (what does logicalness mean?)
   • illogicality (what does illogicality mean?)
   • illogicalness (what does illogicalness mean?)
   • illogic (what does illogic mean?)
   • naturalness (what does naturalness mean?)
   • unnaturalness (what does unnaturalness mean?)
   • virtu (what does virtu mean?)
   • vertu (what does vertu mean?)
   • wholesomeness (what does wholesomeness mean?)
   • unwholesomeness (what does unwholesomeness mean?)
   • morbidness (what does morbidness mean?)
   • morbidity (what does morbidity mean?)
   • satisfactoriness (what does satisfactoriness mean?)
   • unsatisfactoriness (what does unsatisfactoriness mean?)
   • ordinariness (what does ordinariness mean?)
   • extraordinariness (what does extraordinariness mean?)
   • ethnicity (what does ethnicity mean?)
   • foreignness (what does foreignness mean?)
   • strangeness (what does strangeness mean?)
   • curiousness (what does curiousness mean?)
   • nativeness (what does nativeness mean?)
   • originality (what does originality mean?)
   • unoriginality (what does unoriginality mean?)
   • correctness (what does correctness mean?)
   • rightness (what does rightness mean?)
   • incorrectness (what does incorrectness mean?)
   • wrongness (what does wrongness mean?)
   • accuracy (what does accuracy mean?)
   • truth (what does truth mean?)
   • accuracy (what does accuracy mean?)
   • inaccuracy (what does inaccuracy mean?)
   • distinction (what does distinction mean?)
   • popularity (what does popularity mean?)
   • unpopularity (what does unpopularity mean?)
   • lawfulness (what does lawfulness mean?)
   • unlawfulness (what does unlawfulness mean?)
   • elegance (what does elegance mean?)
   • inelegance (what does inelegance mean?)
   • comprehensibility (what does comprehensibility mean?)
   • understandability (what does understandability mean?)
   • expressiveness (what does expressiveness mean?)
   • incomprehensibility (what does incomprehensibility mean?)
   • humaneness (what does humaneness mean?)
   • inhumaneness (what does inhumaneness mean?)
   • inhumanity (what does inhumanity mean?)
   • morality (what does morality mean?)
   • immorality (what does immorality mean?)
   • amorality (what does amorality mean?)
   • divinity (what does divinity mean?)
   • holiness (what does holiness mean?)
   • sanctity (what does sanctity mean?)
   • ideality (what does ideality mean?)
   • unholiness (what does unholiness mean?)
   • parental quality (what does parental quality mean?)
   • fidelity (what does fidelity mean?)
   • faithfulness (what does faithfulness mean?)
   • infidelity (what does infidelity mean?)
   • unfaithfulness (what does unfaithfulness mean?)
   • sophistication (what does sophistication mean?)
   • worldliness (what does worldliness mean?)
   • naivete (what does naivete mean?)
   • naivety (what does naivety mean?)
   • naiveness (what does naiveness mean?)
   • sufficiency (what does sufficiency mean?)
   • adequacy (what does adequacy mean?)
   • worth (what does worth mean?)
   • worthlessness (what does worthlessness mean?)
   • good (what does good mean?)
   • goodness (what does goodness mean?)
   • bad (what does bad mean?)
   • badness (what does badness mean?)
   • fruitfulness (what does fruitfulness mean?)
   • fecundity (what does fecundity mean?)
   • fruitlessness (what does fruitlessness mean?)
   • aridity (what does aridity mean?)
   • barrenness (what does barrenness mean?)
   • utility (what does utility mean?)
   • usefulness (what does usefulness mean?)
   • inutility (what does inutility mean?)
   • uselessness (what does uselessness mean?)
   • unusefulness (what does unusefulness mean?)
   • asset (what does asset mean?)
   • plus (what does plus mean?)
   • constructiveness (what does constructiveness mean?)
   • destructiveness (what does destructiveness mean?)
   • positivism (what does positivism mean?)
   • positivity (what does positivity mean?)
   • negativism (what does negativism mean?)
   • negativity (what does negativity mean?)
   • occidentalism (what does occidentalism mean?)
   • orientalism (what does orientalism mean?)
   • power (what does power mean?)
   • powerfulness (what does powerfulness mean?)
   • ability (what does ability mean?)
   • powerlessness (what does powerlessness mean?)
   • impotence (what does impotence mean?)
   • impotency (what does impotency mean?)
   • inability (what does inability mean?)
   • unfitness (what does unfitness mean?)
   • romanticism (what does romanticism mean?)
   • romance (what does romance mean?)
   • domesticity (what does domesticity mean?)
   • infiniteness (what does infiniteness mean?)
   • infinitude (what does infinitude mean?)
   • unboundedness (what does unboundedness mean?)
   • boundlessness (what does boundlessness mean?)
   • limitlessness (what does limitlessness mean?)
   • finiteness (what does finiteness mean?)
   • finitude (what does finitude mean?)
   • boundedness (what does boundedness mean?)
   • quantifiability (what does quantifiability mean?)
   • measurability (what does measurability mean?)
   • solubility (what does solubility mean?)
   • insolubility (what does insolubility mean?)
   • stuff (what does stuff mean?)
   • hot stuff (what does hot stuff mean?)
   • humor (what does humor mean?)
   • humour (what does humour mean?)
   • pathos (what does pathos mean?)
   • poignancy (what does poignancy mean?)
   • tone (what does tone mean?)
   • responsiveness (what does responsiveness mean?)
   • unresponsiveness (what does unresponsiveness mean?)
   • subjectivism (what does subjectivism mean?)
   • ulteriority (what does ulteriority mean?)
   Attribute(s)
   • good (what does good mean?)
   • bad (what does bad mean?)
   • positive (what does positive mean?)
   • negative (what does negative mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • characterize (what does characterize mean?)
   • characterise (what does characterise mean?)
2. Meaning
   • a degree or grade of excellence or worth
   Synonym(s)
   • caliber (what does caliber mean?)
   • calibre (what does calibre mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the quality of students has risen
   • an executive of low caliber
   Hypernyms(s) quality is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • degree (what does degree mean?)
   • grade (what does grade mean?)
   • level (what does level mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • superiority (what does superiority mean?)
   • high quality (what does high quality mean?)
   • inferiority (what does inferiority mean?)
   • low quality (what does low quality mean?)
   Attribute(s)
   • superior (what does superior mean?)
   • inferior (what does inferior mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • measure up (what does measure up mean?)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • dispose (what does dispose mean?)
3. Meaning
   • (music) the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice or noise or musical sound)
   Synonym(s)
   • timber (what does timber mean?)
   • timbre (what does timbre mean?)
   • tone (what does tone mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the timbre of her soprano was rich and lovely
   • the muffled tones of the broken bell summoned them to meet
   Hypernyms(s) quality is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • sound property (what does sound property mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • resonance (what does resonance mean?)
   • color (what does color mean?)
   • colour (what does colour mean?)
   • coloration (what does coloration mean?)
   • colouration (what does colouration mean?)
   • harshness (what does harshness mean?)
   • roughness (what does roughness mean?)
   • fullness (what does fullness mean?)
   • mellowness (what does mellowness mean?)
   • richness (what does richness mean?)
   • nasality (what does nasality mean?)
   • plangency (what does plangency mean?)
   • resonance (what does resonance mean?)
   • reverberance (what does reverberance mean?)
   • ringing (what does ringing mean?)
   • sonorousness (what does sonorousness mean?)
   • sonority (what does sonority mean?)
   • vibrancy (what does vibrancy mean?)
   • shrillness (what does shrillness mean?)
   • stridence (what does stridence mean?)
   • stridency (what does stridency mean?)
   • register (what does register mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • tone (what does tone mean?)
   • inflect (what does inflect mean?)
   • modulate (what does modulate mean?)
4. Meaning
   • a characteristic property that defines the apparent individual nature of something
   Synonym(s)
   • character (what does character mean?)
   • lineament (what does lineament mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • each town has a quality all its own
   • the radical character of our demands
   Hypernyms(s) quality is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • property (what does property mean?)
   • attribute (what does attribute mean?)
   • dimension (what does dimension mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • texture (what does texture mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • characterize (what does characterize mean?)
   • characterise (what does characterise mean?)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • characterize (what does characterize mean?)
   • characterise (what does characterise mean?)
   • characterize (what does characterize mean?)
   • characterise (what does characterise mean?)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • characterize (what does characterize mean?)
   • characterise (what does characterise mean?)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • characterize (what does characterize mean?)
   • characterise (what does characterise mean?)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • restrict (what does restrict mean?)
5. Meaning
   • high social status
   Usage Example(s)
   • a man of quality
   Hypernyms(s) quality is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • social station (what does social station mean?)
   • social status (what does social status mean?)
   • social rank (what does social rank mean?)
   • rank (what does rank mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • qualify (what does qualify mean?)
   • measure up (what does measure up mean?)

QUALITY as ADJECTIVE

1. Meaning
   • of high social status
   Usage Example(s)
   • people of quality
   • a quality family
   Similar To
   • upper-class (what does upper-class mean?)
2. Meaning
   • of superior grade
   Synonym(s)
   • choice (what does choice mean?)
   • prime(a) (what does prime(a) mean?)
   • prize (what does prize mean?)
   • select (what does select mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • choice wines
   • prime beef
   • prize carnations
   • quality paper
   • select peaches
   Similar To
   • superior (what does superior mean?)