How Do You Spell QUA?
Correct spelling for the English word "Qua" is [kwˈa], [kwˈa], [k_w_ˈa]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of QUA
Common Misspellings for QUA
Below is the list of 187 misspellings for the word "qua".
- quat
- aqur
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- quew
- cua
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- quade
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- 1qua
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- q7ua
- que
- 2qua
- quier
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- quam
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- liquar
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- quam
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- quata
- squar
- oujia
- squew
- Qqa
- quali
- qiua
- muah
- qu8a
- eurka
- quaot
- qual
- sequay
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- quava
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- quear
- uqa
- quaet
- quha
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- qwua
- neque
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- qiut
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- wua
- uqiue
- kauia
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- Quc
- qik
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- q8ua
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- lua
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- quaet
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- 2ua
- liquar
- quaeda
- qu a
- gua
- kaua'i
- equa
- quotia
- qual
- qeac
- quarn
- burqua
- quw
- queazy
Usage Examples for QUA
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3, 'Oratio Catonis, in qua obiecit ut probrum M. Nobiliori quod is in provinciam poetas duxisset. - "The Student's Companion to Latin Authors" by George Middleton Thomas R. Mills
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" We have given you one sine qua non already," was the reply, " and we should suppose one sine qua non at a time was enough." - "Jefferson and his Colleagues A Chronicle of the Virginia Dynasty, Volume 15 In The Chronicles Of America Series" by Allen Johnson
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For the same reason Flacius objected to the phrase that good works are necessary as causa sine qua non. - "Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church" by Friedrich Bente
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126. All the foregoing definitions of law, rights and natural liberty, although some of them are expressed in somewhat vague and indefinite terms, nevertheless recognize the primary idea, that law is a fixed principle, resulting from men's natural rights; and that therefore the acknowledgment and security of the natural rights of individuals constitute the whole basis of law as a science, and a sine qua non of government as a legitimate institution. - "The Unconstitutionality of Slavery" by Lysander Spooner
