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 | Mar 22, 2016This week’s theme Words with unusual plurals This week’s words bema quale starets genus paries             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg quale
 PRONUNCIATION:plural qualia MEANING: 
noun: A quality or property as perceived by a person: a subjective experience.
 ETYMOLOGY: 
 From Latin qualis (or what kind). Earliest documented use: 1654.
 USAGE: 
“But one cannot convey to the stereo-blind what stereopsis is like; the
subjective quality, the quale, of stereopsis is unique and no less
remarkable than that of color.” Oliver Sacks; Stereo Sue; New Yorker; Jun 19, 2006. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:There is far too much law for those who can afford it and far too little
for those who cannot. -Derek Bok, lawyer and educator (b. 22 Mar 1930) | 
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