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quae·si·tum
\kwēˈsīd.əm\ noun
(plural quaesi·ta \-d.ə\)
Etymology: Latin, neuter of quaesitus, past participle of quaerere to seek, ask
1. : something sought for : end, objective
< our intuition that one of the ideas … is, at last, our quaesitum — William James >
2. : the true or actual value of a quantity as distinguished from one determined by empirical procedures (as of measurement) — compare error 5a |