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quale

[ kwah-lee, -ley, kwey- ]

noun

, Philosophy.
, plural qua·li·a [kwah, -lee-, uh, kwey, -].
  1. a quality, as bitterness, regarded as an independent object.
  2. a sense-datum or feeling having a distinctive quality.


quale

/ ˈkwɑːlɪ; ˈkweɪ- /

noun

  1. philosophy an essential property or quality


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Word History and Origins

Origin of quale1

1665–75; < Latin quāle, neuter singular of quālis of what sort

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Word History and Origins

Origin of quale1

C17: Latin, neuter singular of qualis of what kind

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Example Sentences

On the other hand, an AI lacking any visual qualia might respond with, “That is impossible, red, green, and blue each exist as different wavelengths.”

Of course, it’s possible that an artificial consciousness might possess qualia vastly different than our own.

In this scenario, questions about specific qualia, such as color qualia, might not click with the AI.

Our conscious experiences are composed of qualia, the subjective aspects of sensation—the redness of red, the sweetness of sweet.

La loro capitale era la grande e popolosa citt di Mexcaltepec sulla costa, della quale appena sussistono le rovine.'

Colin Quale was there to enjoy the full triumph of the transformation.

Colin Quale was giving to her something which no other man had given.

In the door, as they ascended the steps, appeared Colin Quale.

Colin Quale, meeting her, flickered his lashes and smiled: "Is this what the storm did to you?"

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