adv. to a full extent or degree
Joseph is quite good at tennis.
Joseph is quite good at tennis.
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What did Norgavol say was quite delicious if you grill them?
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Why did Polo say "Not quite without a hitch."?
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Why does the old man tell him he is really quite lucky?
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Why wasn't Santa quite finished delivering presents?
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Who noticed first that they were not quite the same after the cosmic storm?
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What did Elizabeth learn quite early?
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He acted quite reasonably.
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Bill is quite practical. OR It was a practical plan to solve our problem.
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Why were all of the turtles of Sala-ma-Sond quite happy?
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Art involved quite a lot of what?
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What was one of the first things Lionel did which was quite unusual?
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Snowing on a sunny day is quite ironical.
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The dress is priced reasonably. OR He acted quite reasonably.
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What writer was quite enamoured with the Princess?
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completely; absolutely; entirely; totally
incompletely
1 syllables
quite
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