Quite
Quite adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Solidly
Solidly adverb - With strength and soundness.
Quite and solidly are semantically related in entirely topic. Sometimes you can use "Quite" instead an adverb "Solidly", if it concerns topics such as completely.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Kelsier has shades of this as well — though he's pretty solidly a good guy, he can be quite manipulative and has no mercy for noblemen.
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It's one of the few animes that averts Anime Catholicism, instead planting the series solidly into the category of Fantastic Catholicism, which is quite common in Hollywood and much more palatable to western audiences.
Source: Manga / Hellsing - The first two episodes of Death Battle solidly averted this trope as both combatants had a Life Meter, making it not only quite obvious who was winning, but also why, as you could visually compare a fighter's Life Meter before and after his/her opponent's attacks.
Source: How Much More Can He Take
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