Which word I have to use?
Which word I have to use with word "quality"?
There are the words - 1) inculcate, 2) graft
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No, I understand this. I faced the words inculcate and graft. Do they collocate with the word quality?
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You can give someone quality of life, for example if someone is very ill or old, they may loose their quality of life by not being able to do the things they love but if you help them with these things you can help them regain some of the lost quality.
Quality means something good - we may get quality for money, meaning that the product is well made but doesn't cost a fortune.
Products go through quality control before the get to the shops.
Quality of life - we have a good healthy life filled with the people and things that we love the most.
Hope this helps!
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Well, what I wanted to say is to give a quality to someone. I know it sounds silly, but I know this word in Russian and it does collocate with quality.
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These words are not related. Can you maybe try to explain your request a little more?
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