quite
/kwaɪt/
adverb
- To a very great degree; extremely or completely.
- The movie was quite boring, so we left early.
- She is quite talented at playing the piano.
- I am quite sure that I locked the door.
- To a moderate or noticeable degree; fairly or rather.
- The weather is quite warm for March.
- He speaks English quite well after only a year of study.
- The restaurant was quite busy, but we found a table.
- Used to show agreement or understanding, often in British English.
- "She handled it well." "Yes, quite."
- "The view is stunning." "Quite so."
- "It's a difficult problem." "Quite."
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