quite quite /ˈkwaɪt/

adverb

1. () To a degree (not used with a negative)  ( rather , quite )
   to a degree (not used with a negative)
    Quite tasty
   quite tasty
    Quite soon
   quite soon
    Quite ill
   quite ill
    Quite rich
   quite rich
   
2. () To the greatest extent; completely  ( quite )
   to the greatest extent; completely
    You're quite right
   you're quite right
    She was quite alone
   she was quite alone
    Was quite mistaken
   was quite mistaken
    Quite the opposite
   quite the opposite
    Not quite finished
   not quite finished
    Did not quite make it
   did not quite make it
   
3. () Of an unusually noticeable, exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative)  ( quite a , quite an , quite )
   of an unusually noticeable, exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative)
    Her victory was quite something
   her victory was quite something
    She's quite a girl
   she's quite a girl
    Quite a film
   quite a film
    Quite a walk
   quite a walk
    We've had quite an afternoon
   we've had quite an afternoon
   
4. Actually, truly or to an extreme  ( quite )
   actually, truly or to an extreme
    Was quite a sudden change
   was quite a sudden change
    It's quite the thing to do
   it's quite the thing to do
    Quite the rage
   quite the rage
    Quite so!
   Quite so!
   

interjection

1. () Phrases denoting agreement or affirmation.  ( quite , I'll say [Informal, British] , quite so )
   Phrases denoting agreement or affirmation.