Quite
Quite adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Touch
Touch noun - The state or fact of being able to exchange information regarding one's current situation.
Both words in one sentence
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Granted, it doesn't quite have to touch things to damage them, but you can still get way closer to one than should be possible.
Source: Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud -
The Powers Of Harmony: Granny Smith was apparently quite the fighter in her younger years, and hasn't lost her touch, judging by the part she plays in the first fight with Eclipse.
Source: Never Mess with Granny -
Dredd naturally considers talking to an imaginary audience quite subversive◊ but can't touch the patient due to his mental license, leading to an Aside Glance on the part of Dredd.
Source: Audience? What Audience?
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