quite a bit Sentence Examples
- I've been working quite a bit lately, so I'm feeling a bit burnt out.
- My new dog has been quite a bit of work, but he's also incredibly rewarding.
- I'm not a huge fan of coffee, but I do drink it quite a bit because it helps me focus.
- I've been spending quite a bit of time learning to play the guitar.
- My parents have been visiting quite a bit recently, which is nice but also a bit overwhelming.
- The traffic in my city has been quite a bit worse than usual lately.
- I've been eating quite a bit of junk food lately, and I'm starting to feel the consequences.
- I've been getting quite a bit of attention from potential employers lately, which is exciting but also a bit nerve-wracking.
- I've been feeling quite a bit of anxiety lately, so I've been trying to relax and take things one day at a time.
- I've been spending quite a bit of time on social media lately, and I'm starting to realize how much time I'm wasting.
quite a bit Meaning
quite a bit
beyond question or doubt, to an extreme, wholly, completely, to a considerable extent, more or less sense 1, rather, a considerable amount, many
Synonyms & Antonyms of quite a bit
Synonyms:
- store
- sight
- chunk
- multiplicity
- myriad
- basketful
- loads
- lashins
- bucket
- wad
- profusion
- dozen
- mass
- hundred
- bushel
- boatload
- slew
- yard
- pile
- raft
- heap
- plentitude
- mess
- gobs
- oodles
- spate
- deal
- mountain
- pot
- much
- barrel
- truckload
- bundle
- scads
- plenitude
- stack
- sheaf
- bunch
- wealth
- quantity
- abundance
- fistful
- carload
- reams
- pack
- volume
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- shipload
- overflow
- million
- multitude
- overage
- flock
- lashings
- deluge
- overkill
- flood
- embarrassment
- plethora
- superfluity
- legion
- swarm
- peck
- overabundance
- army
- herd
- excess
- bonanza
- epidemic
- sea
- superabundance
- throng
- surplus
- surfeit
- thousands
- mob
- host
- oversupply
- passel
- bevy
- overmuch
- horde
- plague
- redundancy
- rash
- potful
- crowd
- plateful
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word quite a bit
beyond question or doubt, to an extreme, wholly, completely, to a considerable extent, more or less sense 1, rather, a considerable amount, many
plenty, lot, good deal, ton, store, sight, chunk, multiplicity, myriad, basketful
handful, shadow, strain, ounce, trace, suspicion, shade, ace, spot, streak
I've been working quite a bit lately, so I'm feeling a bit burnt out.
My new dog has been quite a bit of work, but he's also incredibly rewarding.
I'm not a huge fan of coffee, but I do drink it quite a bit because it helps me focus.
I've been spending quite a bit of time learning to play the guitar.
