Similar words: quite an, quite a few, quite, requite, mesquite, unrequited, quite something, quits. Meaning: adv. of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative).
61. She has quite a small frame.
62. His resignation caused quite a stir.
63. They're worth quite a bit more than I thought.
64. Generally speaking, it's quite a fair settlement.
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65. The storm could last quite a long time.
66. He's deposited quite a lot of money recently.
67. The army has had quite a few successes recently.
68. The England cricket team scored quite a useful total.
69. The teaching is at quite a basic level.
70. According to Nathan, Robin has quite a temper .
71. There's quite a collection of toothbrushes in the bathroom.
72. That was quite a decent lunch.
73. We talked for quite a while on the phone.
74. It's quite a struggle to make an honest living.
75. He's quite a sweet man beneath the gruff exterior.
76. Quite a lot of South Americans study here.
77. He gave us quite a shock .
78. The whole process is quite a performance.
79. She's quite a chatty person.
80. The building needs quite a few repairs.
81. He was making quite a long speech.
82. She puffed out the story quite a lot.
83. These cars cost quite a lot of money.
84. She's quite a bit older than you, isn't she?
85. We have quite a good range of beers.
86. She knows quite a lot about herbal medicines.
87. The shocking revelations caused quite a storm.
88. He's quite a bit older than me.
89. You really are quite a clever little thing.
90. That young boy of hers is quite a handful.
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