Quite a lot of
Rare and quite a lot of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rare" instead an adjective phrase "Quite a lot of".
Rare
Rare adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Quite a lot of and rare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quite a lot of" instead an adjective "Rare".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Rare Guns: The shotguns/"smoking barrels" are worth quite a lot of money as collector's items.
- The rare Japanese semi-erotic comedy/drama movie Pretty Girls has quite a lot of English in it, as the bulk of the film takes place in Singapore, and thus many of its supporting characters are Singaporean (others are Chinese).
Source: Gratuitous English / Film -
Uniqueness Decay: For something stated as being exceedingly rare to know, Hoof-language seems to be known by quite a lot of important characters.
Source: Fan Fic / Your Human and You
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