Quite
Quite adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: we camped quite near Mount Rushmore
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The Abridged Series, Dartz is given some sort of accent that sounds vaguely Cajun, which often results in him mispronouncing his words quite a lot (such as saying "dew" instead of "duel").
Source: What the Hell Is That Accent? -
He sounds vaguely North American, with a light vaguely-British accent, with the whole mess wrapped up in the Uncanny Valley like he'd read about proper inflection in Earthling conversation but never quite got it.
Source: What the Hell Is That Accent? -
Admittedly, his (vaguely-defined) mental abilities — like Telepathy, maybe — ain't quite Normal.
Source: Literature / A Wrinkle in Time
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