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quota, n. part, proportion, share, portion, apportionment, quantity, quantum; allotment, lot, dole, parcel, percentage, allowance, ration, allocation; quantity required, assignment, measure, goal, product, count, total, tally, aggregate. quotation, n. 1. quote, citation, reference, allusion, epigraph, passage, line, excerption, excerpt, extract, selection; exemplification, instance, illustration, example, case, case in point, particular, particular instance; repetition, duplication.
2. quoted price, price, bid price, asking price, market price, fixed price, stated value, book value, current
or going price; rate, charge, cost, expense, worth; valuation, appraisement, estimate, estimation. quote, v. 1. cite, call to mind, instance, adduce, cite a particular or particulars, give an example, cite chapter and verse; repeat, recite, retell, run over, say again, reproduce, duplicate, repeat word for word or verbatim; excerpt, extract, select a passage, echo, reecho, chorus, reflect, parrot; recall, remember, recollect, call to mind, repeat from memory, repeat by heart; proclaim, state.
2. refer to, bring forward, allude to, make reference to, document, substantiate, evidence, exemplify, attest, detail, circumstantiate, establish, note.
3. price, value, evaluate, valuate, set
or fix a price on, place a value on; demand, charge.
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n. 4. See quotation (defs. 1, 2). quotidian, adj. 1. daily, diurnal, every day, nightly once-a-day, one-a-day; regular, habitual, rhythmic cyclic, periodic, constant.
2. everyday, ordinary, commonplace, run-of-the-mill, day-to-day, workaday; routine, customary, usual, common, wonted.

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