Not at all
Quite the opposite and not at all are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quite the opposite" instead an adverb phrase "Not at all".
Quite the opposite
Not at all and quite the opposite are semantically related. You can use "Not at all" instead an adverb phrase "Quite the opposite".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Interestingly, they are not at all upset when the other one gets a girlfriend—quite the opposite in fact.
- This is also the goal of Buddhism - the quintessential Stoic did not at all lack emotions, quite the opposite, but rather endeavored not to be driven by their emotions (feel sadness but not grief, feel pleasure but not become addicted to it, etc).
Source: Emotions vs. Stoicism
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