quite Synonyms
Strongest:
- completely
- even
- fast
- well
- all
- absolutely
- fully
- entirely
- wide
- perfectly
- wholly
- exactly
- totally
- utterly
- thoroughly
Strong:
- to-pieces
- down-the-line
- out
- generally
- dead
- for-fair
- full
- flat
- clean
- all-over
- entire
- down-to-the-ground
- soundly
- all-the-way
- basically
- to-bits
- enough
- altogether
- mostly
- in-whole
- at-length
- heartily
Weak:
Strongest:
- just
- partly
- somewhat
- somewhat
- halfway
- partially
- slightly
- half
- just
- scarcely
- partly
- hardly
- partially
- half
- barely
- slightly
- halfway
- hardly
- barely
- scarcely
Strong:
- roughly
- minimally
- part
- marginally
- superficially
- incompletely
- incompletely
- superficially
- minimally
- approximately
- marginally
- part
- roughly
- approximately
Weak:
quite Meaning
quite (r)
to a degree (not used with a negative)
to the greatest extent; completely
of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative)
actually or truly or to an extreme
quite (v. t. & i.)
See Quit.
quite (a.)
Completely; wholly; entirely; totally; perfectly; as, the work is not quite done; the object is quite accomplished; to be quite mistaken.
To a great extent or degree; very; very much; considerably.
quite Sentence Examples
- The weather was quite pleasant, with a gentle breeze and warm sunshine.
- I found the movie to be quite entertaining, with a captivating plot and memorable characters.
- The coffee was quite strong, leaving a bitter aftertaste.
- She is quite a talented pianist, able to play complex pieces with ease.
- The house was quite large, with spacious rooms and a sprawling backyard.
- The situation became quite stressful, as deadlines approached and pressure mounted.
- The dress was quite beautiful, with intricate embroidery and a flowy silhouette.
- He is quite a charming man, with a warm smile and a disarming manner.
- The traffic was quite congested, causing long delays and frustration.
- The food was quite bland, lacking in flavor and seasoning.
FAQs About the word quite
to a degree (not used with a negative), to the greatest extent; completely, of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negati
completely, even, fast, well, all, absolutely, fully, entirely, wide, perfectly
just,partly, somewhat, somewhat, halfway, partially, slightly, half, just, scarcely
The weather was quite pleasant, with a gentle breeze and warm sunshine.
I found the movie to be quite entertaining, with a captivating plot and memorable characters.
The coffee was quite strong, leaving a bitter aftertaste.
She is quite a talented pianist, able to play complex pieces with ease.