qualities

[kwol-i-teez]

noun

1. the plural of quality.

Example Sentences

Such is Ruben Amorim's faith in the 26-year-old he was talking up Mount's qualities earlier this year even though the England international had been ruled out until April with a muscle issue.

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Arteta also values Rice's leadership qualities as the Gunners bid to end their long wait for a Premier League title since last being crowned champions of England in the 2003/04 season.

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Because of these qualities, graphene is considered a "miracle material" and is already being explored for flexible electronic screens, highly sensitive sensors, advanced batteries, and next-generation solar cells.

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Perseverance was dispatched to the Jezero Crater because it showed qualities that may have meant it was once conducive to life, including signs it was once a delta when Mars could sustain liquid surface water.

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"His main message was that if we defend set-pieces well then our qualities will take over, and that was the confidence he gave us," the midfielder said.

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Related Words

• aspect 
• character 
• condition 
• element 
• kind 
• nature 
• trait