QUALITATIVELY Definition & Meaning

qualitatively

[ kwol-i-tey-tiv-lee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adverb

in a way that has to do with the characteristics, properties, or attributes of someone or something: Compare quantitatively ( def ).
This deal has the potential to usher in a qualitatively different relationship, one not of buyer and seller but of coproducers.
The study suggests that brain white matter may be qualitatively altered in schizophrenia.

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Origin of qualitatively¹

First recorded in 1620–30; qualitative ( def ) + -ly

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Only Poland and the Baltic states are backing their public statements about the threat from Russia with qualitatively increased defence spending.

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Finchelstein perhaps best summed up the contrasting opinion — namely, that Trump and his time are quantifiably and qualitatively different and worse than Trump in this regard — through his analysis of Vance.

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“But having something that can help throw out a bunch of ideas, and be able to reflect on those, that really feels qualitatively different, and like a real opportunity.”

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“But these ads seem qualitatively different in how brazen a lot of them are.”

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The reason is that in physics, predictions of mathematical theories are tested quantitatively, not just qualitatively.

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