Quite a bit
Sort of and quite a bit are semantically related. in to a degree topic. In some cases you can use "Sort of" instead an adverb phrase "Quite a bit".
Sort of
Sort of adverb - To some degree or extent.
Quite a bit and sort of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quite a bit" instead an adverb phrase "Sort of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- enough and quite a bit
- enough and sort of
- somewhat and quite a bit
- somewhat and sort of
- rather and quite a bit
- rather and sort of
- fairly and quite a bit
- fairly and sort of
- something and quite a bit
- something and sort of
- little and quite a bit
- little and sort of
- pretty and quite a bit
- pretty and sort of
Both terms in one sentence
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Later, The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants showed up quite a bit despite editors for X-Men comics being very picky about that sort of thing.
Source: Comic Book / Dark Hawk - This is the sort of fic that will have you thinking quite a bit after you read it, and I couldn't recommend it more than I already do.
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These villains tend to have quite a bit of dark wit to them and, if they embrace a "prankster" motif, may occasionally actually be funny, in a dark sort of way.
Source: Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor
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