Quite
Quite adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Both words in one sentence
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Happens quite frequently in Ménage à 3—characters often faint due to sheer embarrassment, sheer pleasure, or for other reasons.
Source: Fainting - Despite having a quite powerful drop, the song mostly focuses on melody rather than sheer atonality.
Source: Mohs Rock Metal / Levels 8 And 9 -
While not quite so large a number as this trope normally deals with, the sheer attitude with which this example was done makes it rather noteworthy.
Source: Fiction 500
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