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Synonyms & Similar Words
excellent
superior
exceptional
outstanding
first-rate
finest
top-notch
premier
prime
supreme
magnificent
splendid
impressive
remarkable
notable
distinguished
prestigious
esteemed
honored
revered
admired
respected
valued
cherished
prized
choice
select
elite
exclusive
refined
elegant
sophisticated
Eminent
illustrious
glorious
brilliant
fantastic
extraordinary
uncommon
rare
unique
special
exceptional
exquisite
fine
grand
sublime
transcendent
unparalleled
unmatched
unsurpassed
Meaning of High-Quality
The primary meaning of "High-Quality" refers to something that is of exceptionally good standard or level.
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "high-quality" refers to something that is of exceptionally good standard or level, or of a high grade or character.
- It can also describe something that is made with careful attention to detail and a strong emphasis on excellence.
Etymology of High-Quality
The term "high-quality" is a compound adjective that combines "high" (from Old English "hēah", meaning lofty or elevated) with "quality" (from Latin "qualitas", meaning nature or character).
The word "quality" has been used in English since the 14th century to describe the inherent characteristics or attributes of something.
The phrase "high-quality" has been in use since the mid-20th century to describe something that is of exceptionally good standard or level.
Example Uses
- The company is known for producing high-quality electronics that are both durable and reliable.
- The restaurant serves high-quality cuisine that is made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.
- The university is recognized for its high-quality academic programs that provide students with a well-rounded education.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
low-grade
inferior
subpar
mediocre
poor
inadequate
unsatisfactory
unacceptable
defective
flawed
imperfect
shoddy
cheap
tacky
second-rate
third-rate
low-quality
bad
awful
terrible
abysmal
dreadful
lousy
wretched
miserable
pathetic
dismal
unimpressive
unremarkable
ordinary
mundane
run-of-the-mill
common
bland
uninspired
unoriginal