Quite
Quite adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Both words in one sentence
- The use of new to- and from-commercial wipes was one thing; the intro, an "and starring" billing for Paul Lynde (the legendary center square) and no Secret Square was quite another.
Source: Later Installment Weirdness -
Played straight for the most part, although somewhat subverted in that the ducts themselves were quite roomy, and the vents were about a yard square or more in size, hinged like a door with a latch that anything brighter than a rock could operate, allowing convenient access.
Source: Air-Vent Passageway -
When Amaltea and Ossian switch genders it becomes quite clear that if a male ever retaliates or dares to refuse overly aggressive sexual advances, he can find himself lynched in the public square.
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