Almost
Almost adverb - Very close to but not completely.
Usage example: there were almost enough seats for everybody on the bus
Quite
Quite adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Both words in one sentence
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Something can be truly unique, really unique, nearly unique, nigh-unto unique, but it can never be very or quitenote In the American sense of "quite", meaning "very." To the British, "quite" means almost.
Source: Rouge Angles of Satin - Similarly, most people believe that the middle east is almost all desert (Sans the fertile crescent area), but places like Iran and Afghanistan actually have quite a bit of snow-covered mountains.
Source: Reality Is Unrealistic / General - It also helps knowing about her mother, Xiang Ping, looks almost like her and is also quite the looker as well.
Source: The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter
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