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Definition: Meaning of, quite in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / kwʌɪt /

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  1. especially American English very, but not extremely [↪  pretty]
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  2. especially British English fairly, or to a small extent, but not very [↪  pretty]
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  3. quite a lot/bit/few a fairly large number or amount
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  4. [+ adjective/adverb] British English completely
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  5. not quite not completely
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  6. not quite why/what/where etc not exactly why, what, where etc
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  7. quite a something/quite some something British English used before a noun to emphasize that something is very good, large, interesting etc
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  8. quite a/some time especially British English a fairly long time
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  9. quite right British English used to show that you agree strongly with someone
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  10. that's quite all right British English used to reply to someone that you are not angry about something they have done
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  11. quite/quite so British English formal used to show that you agree with what someone is saying [=  exactly]
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  12. quite something especially British English used to say that someone or something is very impressive
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quite used in phrases

  • Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary
    1. a NURSERY RHYME (= an old song or poem for young children) . The rhyme goes: Mary, Mary, quite contrary,/How does your garden grow?/With silver bells and cockle shells,/And pretty maids all in a row.
  • quite a (adverb)
    1. not used with a negative of an unusually noticeable, exceptional or remarkable kind
  • quite a little (noun)
    1. often followed by 'of' a large number, amount or extent
  • quite an (adverb)
    1. not used with a negative of an unusually noticeable, exceptional or remarkable kind
  • quite so
    1. expression of agreement
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express mirth
Pronunciation: ɪkˈsprɛs;ɛkˈsprɛs məːθ
Parts of Speech: verb
produce laughter
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