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unquality

unquality noun: lack of quality.

Noun

unquality (uncountable)

  1. Lack of quality.
    • By reducing these areas of unquality, the firm will be better able to poduce an agreed legal product with a service level that satisfies and at a cost which represents value for the client and consistent profit for the firm.1995, John Freeman, Client Management for Solicitors, page 65

Origin of unquality

From un- + quality.

Questions about unquality

What does unquality mean?
Unquality means lack of quality.
What part of speech is unquality?
Unquality is a noun.

Words near unquality in the dictionary

  1. unqualifyed
  2. unqualifying
  3. unqualifyingly
  4. unqualitative
  5. unqualitied
  6. unquality
  7. unquantifiability
  8. unquantifiable
  9. unquantifiableness
  10. unquantifiables
  11. unquantifiably

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