qualitativamente

qualitatively

adverb kwah-lee-tah-TEE-vah-men-teh Rare

Usage Note

Qualitativamente modifies adjectives, verbs, or other adverbs to specify that something is evaluated in terms of quality rather than quantity — the counterpart of quantitativamente (quantitatively). It is formed regularly from qualitativo + -mente and is common in academic, business, and scientific writing.

Examples

"Il prodotto è qualitativamente superiore alla media."

Natural Translation

The product is qualitatively above average.

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