Quite
Meanings and phrases
quite
- to a degree (not used with a negative); rather
- to the greatest extent; completely
- of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative); quite a; quite an
- actually or truly or to an extreme
adv.
- of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative); quite; quite an
n.
- (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent; batch; deal; flock; good deal; great deal; hatful; heap; lot; mass; mess; mickle; mint; mountain; muckle; passel; peck; pile; plenty; pot; raft; sight; slew; spate; stack; tidy sum; wad
adv.
- of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative); quite; quite a
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- I am not quite turning into a serious actress.
- It's a start, but it's not quite the girl."
- I'm not quite an atheist and it worries me.
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- The versions are quite different from one another.
- The rest of the song, however, is quite different.
- This machine was quite different from Massey's.
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- Fog is quite common from late December to late January.
- Pork is quite common; beef and chicken are also popular.
- In sports, booing by fans is quite common.
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- The method of averaged projections is quite similar.
- This species is quite similar to "Potentilla sterilis".
- The techniques observed in all of them are quite similar.
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- Newspapers are quite popular in the Czech Republic.
- Swimming is a quite popular sport in the Faroe Islands.
- Nicotine gums were already quite popular with consumers.
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- Moreover, quite a few of these letters are of essay length.
- However, quite a few cartoonists (e.g.
- ""I sang on quite a few tracks; I sang on Rock 'N' Roll Is King.
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- But for these fifteen months I have been quite well.
- The single had fared quite well in Australia.
- It is claimed that he was "never quite well afterwards".
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- It is claimed that he was "never quite well afterwards".
- You're never quite sure what you're going to get with him.
- In underside, the ocelli are smaller and never quite developed.
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- Individual pods of graphite could be quite large.
- This town was quite large and covered several acres.
- Prey fish targeted by bald eagles are often quite large.
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- He became quite proficient, advancing mostly on his own.
- The area became quite industrialised after the tunnel opened.
- During the Eocene, plants and marine faunas became quite modern.
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- So you will see her clashing with Angie quite a bit.
- The game changed quite a bit throughout its development.
- He said the film "transformed quite a bit" from the rough cut.
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- "I've been playing it for quite some time.
- Maria has been involved with Pedro's son, Hermano, for quite some time.
- He has been saving for quite some time and only has enough for one part.
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- They are also quite often kept as pets by locals.
- Such recalls once occurred quite often.
- The letters ⟨e⟩ and ⟨r⟩ are also quite often found in ligature.
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- The number of letters in an alphabet can be quite small.
- The mounds of the second group were all quite small, under high.
- His production was quite small.
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- The farm was quite successful under his leadership.
- The Vietnam-era jungle boots were quite successful.
- The F-101B proved to be a quite successful interceptor.
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- Fossils are quite rare, except in the lowest beds.
- However, this accent is quite rare in the region today.
- There were about 8,000 built but it is now becoming quite rare.
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- Baccarat has become quite famous at the royal houses.
- The issue has become quite controversial and political.
- But, in time, they might become quite a formidable force."
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- While not as widespread as in the U.S., is still quite popular.
- It is, however, still quite lethal.
- While I don't salivate over it now in 2002, it's still quite good."
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- By the age of 29, he had performed in at least 35 plays, quite possibly many more.
- They described it as "quite possibly one of the system's most ambitious designs yet."
- David Levy, however, criticized this edition, saying that it could create "quite possibly false" traditions.
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- It is quite distinct from any other Aramaic variety.
- They are quite distinct from the eastern dialects and Imperial Aramaic.
- But up to the 19th century both islands must have had a quite distinct language.
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- These results are quite high for Ukrainian journals.
- In academia the association enjoys quite high esteem.
- The long-run price elasticity of supply is quite high.
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- It is also quite close to its parent peak, Blanca Peak.
- The left field fence was apparently quite close to home plate.
- In reality, however, the Kagura were quite close to being stateless.
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- And in addition, the product is actually quite a lot.
- Tockholes itself has quite a lot of history.
- "It gave me quite a lot of courage."
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- Life at the lighthouse was also said to be quite difficult.
- This detraction from Brexit, however, has been quite difficult.
- This made it quite difficult to tell whose paintings where whose.
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- Only one thing saved me – the idea that I'm a quite good singer."
- While I don't salivate over it now in 2002, it's still quite good."
- Males are quite good fliers.
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- Prey fish targeted by bald eagles are often quite large.
- Attitudes in developing countries are often quite different.
- They are often quite colorful and some are kept in aquariums.
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- As they are no longer heavily persecuted, adult mortality is quite low.
- Originally the disk capacity was quite low and has been improved in one of several ways.
- Because of this, the village's population is quite low, and agricultural production has fallen.
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- The separation of forces and moments may be quite clear.
- The generalization now becomes quite clear.
- It is quite clear throughout this how severe the invasion is.
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- It is quite possible that Ammonius Saccas taught both Origens.
- On the prior hand, it is quite possible that the K is held by West.
- It is quite possible to write a feature story in the style of a news story.
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- Pessoa started using pen names quite young.
- Kepler-51b is quite young at a few hundred million years old.
- When she was quite young, her parents moved to Providence, Rhode Island.
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- And in addition, the product is actually quite a lot.
- It's actually quite a hardcore song."
- Despite this, the figures were actually quite fragile and prone to breakage.
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- More precise views, however, require definitions of continents, which in the case of Asia are not quite so facile.
- He did not play quite so often the following year, but nevertheless managed three five-wicket hauls in first-class innings.
- The view just past it is not quite so sweeping, but also takes in Hunter Mountain, the Catskill's second highest peak, to the west.
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- Some of the tomb also have a TT-designation, but quite a number do not.
- In fact, Plato produced quite a number of anachronisms in many of his dialogues.
- More than 160 of the hills of Dartmoor have the word "tor" in their name but quite a number do not.
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- The larvae are quite variable.
- These colorful reef fishes have a complex and quite variable color pattern.
- Information gathered from [Green Valley Lake Homepage] The weather is quite variable.
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- Spreader design and tuning can be quite complex.
- Models can range from relatively simple to quite complex:
- The boundary between the two regions is quite complex in places.
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- It is quite likely that overhead line crossings of broad waters can be replaced with underwater cables.
- Prince Munenaga led a turbulent life, which quite likely served as an impetus for his poetic sensibility.
- Since low-energy recoils just above the threshold only produce close Frenkel pairs, recombination is quite likely.
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- A lot of the papers coming out were quite simply wrong.
- He is, quite simply, the most powerful and capable Wizard on the planet."
- "The Times" called his stage personality "impish", writing: "He was, quite simply, a phenomenon.
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- The logging process was quite simple.
- Both characters and enemies had static battle sprites, and the interface was quite simple.
- Known as a top-down formation scenario, this theory is quite simple yet no longer widely accepted.
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- The term internal working model, however, was coined quite early by Craik (1943).
- Reactions were anything but uniform, and proponents of various ideologies attempted to appropriate his work quite early.
- At some stage, probably quite early on, he joined the "Building Workers' Union" (""Syndicat Unique du bâtiment"" / SUB).
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- He wasn't quite the same once the game got going."
- In this episode an astronaut returns from a voyage to find the world not quite the same as he remembers it.
- A guard is not quite the same thing as a type declaration; guards are optional and can specify constraints.
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- The tails are quite long compared to their size, .
- The eyes are small and antennas are quite long.
- Moreover, the cycle time is quite long, approximately 28 seconds.
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- Bob "the Beast" Sapp won the Japan GP quite easily.
- Basic accommodation is quite easily available.
- He seems to understand the Italian language quite easily.
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- Many of these species look quite unlike the commercial decapod shrimp that are eaten as seafood.
- The platyrrhine primate fossil record is relatively sparse, quite unlike that of caviomorph rodents.
- It all comes together to make "I Am Alive" an uncompromising game of survival, quite unlike anything else on the Xbox 360."
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- You're never quite sure what you're going to get with him.
- But, everything was new and they weren't quite sure what to do.
- "He is quite sure that the endgame wasn't simply kidnapping him."
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- Yurka threw herself into the part – quite literally.
- Lives may, quite literally, be at stake."
- Parapoetic ventures into sign systems that are – quite literally – unheard of."
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- Within a few weeks, sales grew brisk and the book became quite popular.
- The Junior/F12 series became quite popular, and many cars were produced.
- These became quite popular both for their entertainment value and for use in education.
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- The president's entrances are usually quite spectacular.
- The mutiraja used all over Nusa Tenggara Timur are usually quite small.
- The winters are usually quite warm and the temperature rarely goes below zero.
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- He was quite short and was bullied for his small size.
- When mounted, he looked tall, but on his feet he was quite short.
- The tail is quite short, amounting to less than 25% of the total length.
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- "Mirch" is a sexy idea that doesn’t quite come to fruition, she wrote.
- Currinn gave a mixed review of the music video, stating that it "doesn’t quite meet [his] expectations".
- It’s not like they are marksmen who can’t quite hit the center of the target; they’re holding the gun backwards."
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- "Mirch" is a sexy idea that doesn’t quite come to fruition, she wrote.
- Currinn gave a mixed review of the music video, stating that it "doesn’t quite meet [his] expectations".
- It’s not like they are marksmen who can’t quite hit the center of the target; they’re holding the gun backwards."
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- The critical reception of the book was generally quite positive.
- These materials are generally quite brittle and prone to fracture.
- It is generally quite fertile and yields a plentiful variety of products.
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- Salt was abundant in Aksum and was traded quite frequently.
- At that time I saw him and conversed with him quite frequently.
- Aristotle is also quite frequently quoted in Alexander's works.
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- The ships fulfilled the design requirement quite closely.
- With the proper seasonings, they can mimic various kinds of meat quite closely.
- The video tells a basic version of the story behind "The Black Parade" quite closely.
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- In other respects, however, the tone generator is quite limited.
- The first phase of Rangaku was quite limited and highly controlled.
- In 1767 he took an MD degree, but his activity in medicine was quite limited.
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- This was quite unusual for a doctoral dissertation.
- The flowers produced by the plant are quite unusual.
- This feature is quite unusual in the family Tachinidae.
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- They have short legs, but can move quite quickly.
- Armadillos have short legs, but can move quite quickly.
- It was intended as an ultralight that could be quite quickly (300 hours) assembled by inexperienced constructors.
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- However, they have their feet placed far back on the body, making them quite ungainly on land.
- Oftentimes, ice caps gradually merge into ice sheets; making them quite hard to track and document.
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- The pollutants can be measured quite differently.
- Solution-focused therapists see the therapeutic change process quite differently.
- Numerals function quite differently in Kuikuro than the typical Indo-European system.
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- Life was like this for quite a long time.
- "It took quite a long time", Iommi said.
- Such materials take quite a long time to heat up, therefore the room takes a long time to warm up.
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- The weather is quite strong with very cold winters and very hot summers.
- The evidence raises suspicion; in some instances quite strong suspicion.
- Hikaru's feelings for her are quite strong but he only realizes it later.
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- But school isn't that difficult, it's quite easy."
- Identification of the Stagemaster guitars is quite easy.
- But it is quite easy to learn and enjoyable to play, and it is worth acquiring.