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Quite

/kwaɪt/

Quite means to a certain extent, totally, or truly, often used to add emphasis to an adjective or verb.

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He's honest, you know, quite honest.

O dear me, it seems quite a sin to drink it!'

'Quite true!' replied the Duchess.

Derives from the Middle English quit, from Old French quite, based on the Latin quietus meaning free or calm. First known use in the 14th century.

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