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61quite the something — ˈquite a/the sth idiom (also informal ˈquite some sth) used to show that a person or thing is particularly impressive or unusual in some way • She s quite a beauty. • …
62quite something — (informal) Something remarkable or excellent • • • Main Entry: ↑quite * * * quite something spoken phrase used for saying that someone or something is very interesting or impressive I’ll have to introduce you to her – she’s quite something.… …
63quite frankly — quite frankly/honestly/spoken phrase used for expressing your opinion in a way that sounds sincere and direct Quite frankly, I don’t care if he leaves. Quite honestly, I don’t think there’s anything to worry about. Thesaurus: ways of giving your… …
64quite honestly — quite frankly/honestly/spoken phrase used for expressing your opinion in a way that sounds sincere and direct Quite frankly, I don’t care if he leaves. Quite honestly, I don’t think there’s anything to worry about. Thesaurus: ways of giving your… …
65quite like something — quite like/enjoy/something british phrase to like or enjoy something, but not to a great degree I quite like going to weddings, but I don’t want to go to theirs. We quite enjoyed our day out, in spite of the weather. Thesaurus: to like something …
66quite enjoy something — quite like/enjoy/something british phrase to like or enjoy something, but not to a great degree I quite like going to weddings, but I don’t want to go to theirs. We quite enjoyed our day out, in spite of the weather. Thesaurus: to like something …
67quite the — old fashioned phrase used for emphasizing your description or statement Young Cardew is quite the gentleman these days. I believe that shoulder length hair is quite the fashion. Thesaurus: ways of emphasizing what you are sayinghyponym to… …
68quite the worst — quite the worst/the best/etc british phrase very much the worst the best etc He’s quite the most difficult person I’ve ever met. It’s quite the best party I’ve been to in a long time. Thesaurus: very and very much …
69quite the best — quite the worst/the best/etc british phrase very much the worst the best etc He’s quite the most difficult person I’ve ever met. It’s quite the best party I’ve been to in a long time. Thesaurus: very and very much …
70quite the contrary — see ↑contrary, 1 • • • Main Entry: ↑quite * * * ˌquite the ˈcontrary idiom used to emphasize that the opposite of what has been said is true • I don t find him funny at all. Quite the contrary. Mai …
