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Word of the Day for Wednesday, January 21, 2009 qualitative \KWOL-i-tey-tiv\, adjective: concerned with quality or qualities Firstly, it was woefully underfunded. Secondly, by making testing the end-all be-all of educational performance, we ignored the more qualitative dimensions of education, which help a child expand and become a whole person. -- Rep. Dennis Kucinich, The Washington Post, 2007-10-18 Many agencies are abandoning the painstaking analysis of reams of statistical information - called quantitative research - in favor of one-on-one and group interviews, or qualitative research. -- Randall Rothenburg, New York Times, 1969-04-06 by 1607 from Latin qualitativus "concerned with quality" from classical Latin qualitas "quality" and -ive suffix. Dictionary.com Entry and Pronunciation for qualitative Yesterday's Word - Previous Words - Help
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