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Definitions from the WebTerm: quaePart of Speech: NounSense 1: Popular Usage[Plural form of "qua"] Quae is a Latin plural form of the adverb "qua," which means "in the capacity or character of." It is often used in philosophical or academic contexts to refer to certain characteristics or attributes of a person or thing. Example Sentence:He explored various aspects of human existence qua rational beings. Sense 2: Local Usage[Noun, slang] In some local dialects, particularly African American Vernacular English (AAVE), "quae" is used as a slang term to mean "girlfriend" or "female partner." Example Sentence:He's been dating his quae for over a year now. | ||||
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