Quite

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  • Quite is an adverb that means:
    1. Very / completely (strong emphasis).
    2. Fairly / to some degree (moderate emphasis).
  • The meaning depends on context: sometimes it means totally, other times it means somewhat.

Sample Sentences

  1. She is quite talented at playing the piano.
  2. The exam was quite difficult, but I passed.
  3. It’s quite late; we should go home.
  4. He was quite certain about his decision.

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