English dictionary
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English adverb: quite | |||
| 1. | quite to a degree (not used with a negative) | ||
| Samples | Quite tasty. Quite soon. Quite ill. Quite rich. | ||
| Synonyms | rather | ||
| 2. | quite to the greatest extent; completely | ||
| Samples | You're quite right. She was quite alone. Was quite mistaken. Quite the opposite. Not quite finished. Did not quite make it. | ||
| 3. | quite of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative) | ||
| Samples | Her victory was quite something. She's quite a girl. Quite a film. Quite a walk. We've had quite an afternoon. | ||
| Synonyms | quite a, quite an | ||
| 4. | quite actually or truly or to an extreme | ||
| Samples | Was quite a sudden change. It's quite the thing to do. Quite the rage. Quite so!. | ||
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