Quite a lot of
Special and quite a lot of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Special" instead an adjective phrase "Quite a lot of".
Special
Special adjective - Being the one or ones of a class with no other members.
Quite a lot of and special are semantically related. You can use "Quite a lot of" instead an adjective "Special".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- individual and quite a lot of
- individual and special
- rare and quite a lot of
- rare and special
- particular and quite a lot of
- particular and special
- specific and quite a lot of
- specific and special
- certain and quite a lot of
- certain and special
- separate and quite a lot of
- separate and special
- single and quite a lot of
- single and special
Both terms in one sentence
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The ABC airs quite a lot of Christmas-themed stuff, including the Doctor Who Christmas special.
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He knows no magic or special techniques at all, but he can equip most heavy armor and has quite a lot of HP.He gets some pretty heartwarming lines if you bring him along to the final boss fight.
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A Handful for an Eye: One of the combat techniques Ezio can learn from Mario is a special attack for his Fists, where Ezio picks up quite a lot of sand and throws it at his opponent, disorienting them (as with the Smoke Bomb).
Source: Video Game / Assassin's Creed II
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