high quality
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Definition
Noun: A standard or grade of excellence that is superior or above average. It refers to the degree of excellence of something, indicating it is well-made, effective, or desirable.
Usage
The term "high quality" is used to describe things, services, or experiences that possess a superior standard. It is often used attributively (before a noun) or predictively (after a linking verb like "is"). - Attributive use: Placed directly before a noun to modify it. - Predictive use: Following a verb to describe the subject.
Examples
- Attributive use:
- The company is known for its high quality products.
- We attended a high quality training seminar.
- Predictive use:
- The craftsmanship of this furniture is high quality.
- Their customer service is consistently high quality.
Advanced Usage
- "of high quality": A common prepositional phrase used to describe something.
- They only import materials of high quality.
- Paraphrasing superiority: "High quality" can often be rephrased as "superior quality" or "excellent quality" without changing the core meaning.
Variants and Related Words
- Quality (noun): The standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind.
- Superiority (noun): The state of being superior.
- Excellence (noun): The quality of being outstanding or extremely good.
- High-grade (adjective): Of superior quality. (Note: This is a compound adjective, listed here as a related term).
- Top-notch (adjective): Of the highest quality. (Note: This is an informal compound adjective).
Synonyms
- Superiority
- Excellence
- Fineness
- First-rate quality
Antonyms
- Low quality
- Inferiority
- Poor quality
- Mediocrity
Related Phrases
- Commitment to quality: A dedication to maintaining high standards.
- The brand's success is built on a commitment to quality.
- Quality control: The process of maintaining standards in manufactured products.
- Stringent quality control ensures every item is high quality.
Noun
- the quality of being superior