: of, relating to, or involving quality or kind
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Another senior White House official described the process of determining which incumbents to endorse as twofold: qualitative and quantitative.
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Nevertheless, the show is an opportunity to see and experience moving and qualitative works of achievement.
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For firms with free products, such as Facebook and Google, such qualitative regulation could prove problematic.
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There has never been as much great TV on the air as there is now, in terms of sheer qualitative volume.
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But there’s a qualitative judgment that’s worth parsing here, too.
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The metric blends qualitative and quantitative approaches to cybersecurity, Mr. Liebert said.
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Showtime's wonderfully acted, frequently repetitive game of Manhattan cat-and-mouse doesn't take another qualitative leap in its third season, but the drama remains high.
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Pledge #3: Restoring Russia’s reputation as a major power Just as important as those qualitative improvements in Russian lifestyles?
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First Known Use of qualitative
1607
QUALITATIVE Defined for English Language Learners
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: of or relating to how good something is : of or relating to the quality of something
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