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What are some adjectives that convey quality?

Here are some adjectives that convey quality, broken down by category:

General Quality:

* Excellent

* Superior

* Outstanding

* Exceptional

* First-rate

* Premium

* High-quality

* Top-notch

* Superb

* First-class

* Impeccable

* Flawless

* Exemplary

* Remarkable

* Unparalleled

* Unrivaled

* Magnificent

Specific Qualities:

Craftsmanship:

* Artisan

* Well-made

* Durable

* Sturdy

* Finely crafted

* Hand-crafted

* Handmade

* Masterful

Appearance:

* Elegant

* Stylish

* Sophisticated

* Luxurious

* Beautiful

* Stunning

* Gorgeous

* Dazzling

* Impressive

Functionality:

* Efficient

* Effective

* Reliable

* Durable

* Robust

* User-friendly

* Innovative

* Cutting-edge

Other:

* Authentic

* Original

* Genuine

* Rare

* Valuable

* Prestigious

* Exclusive

* Luxury

Negative Qualities:

* Substandard

* Inferior

* Poor

* Cheap

* Shoddy

* Flimsy

* Defective

* Faulty

Remember: The best adjective for conveying quality will depend on the specific context.

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