In full
In full adverb - Referring to a quantity.
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Quite and in full are semantically related. in entirely topic. In some cases you can use "Quite" instead an adverb phrase "In full", when it comes to topics like completely.
Quite
Quite adverb - To a full extent or degree.
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Venus, and then fought the absolutely over-the-top Ace Zekka to a draw in the finals, it's actually quite terrifying to imagine what they are capable of when they're all giving it in full.
Source: Manga / Gunnm -
Fan Disservice: Janet spends the final part of the movie lying on her back across the couch, topless with breasts in full view, and quite dead.
Source: Film / There's Nothing Out There - Naruto: Gaara doesn't quite realize this until he gets the snot kicked out of him by Naruto in full "I fight for my friends" mode.
Source: Being Evil Sucks
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