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111quite a change — something very different. Claudia s new school is quite a change from her old one …
112quite a few — a large number. We watched quite a few of the World Cup matches on TV …
113quite a lot — a large number or amount. We ve had quite a lot of rain this year …
114quite a ways — a long distance. We re quite a ways from the Mexican border here …
115quite a while — a long time. I hadn t seen Rebecca in quite a while, but she hadn t changed much …
116quite apart from — used for saying that even if you ignore one thing, there is still another important fact or question to consider Quite apart from the fact that he has no qualifications, Mr Berry is not a suitable person to work here …
117quite something — spoken used for saying that someone or something is very interesting or impressive I ll have to introduce you to her – she s quite something …
118quite — Synonyms and related words: OK, Roger, a bit, a little, absolutely, actually, all, all in all, all right, all told, almighty, alright, alrighty, altogether, amen, as you say, assuredly, awfully, aye, by all means, certainly, clean, clearly,… …
119quité — antiquité iniquité obliquité ubiquité équité …
120quite — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adv. entirely, utterly, wholly; really, actually; informal, rather, somewhat, very. See completion. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Completely] Syn. entirely, wholly, totally; see completely . 2. [Really] Syn …
