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Meaning of word quite from English dictionary with examples, synonyms and antonyms.

quite adverb

Meaning : To a degree (not used with a negative).

Example : Quite tasty.
Quite soon.
Quite ill.
Quite rich.

Synonyms : rather

Meaning : To the greatest extent. Completely.

Example : You're quite right.
She was quite alone.
Was quite mistaken.
Quite the opposite.
Not quite finished.
Did not quite make it.

Meaning : Of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative).

Example : 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

Meaning : Actually or truly or to an extreme.

Example : Was quite a sudden change.
It's quite the thing to do.
Quite the rage.
Quite so!.

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