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View definitions for not quite

not quite

adverb as in just about

adverb as in little

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Giving evidence, Michael Priddle said: "The first was deeper and louder than normal. The second scream not quite loud."

From BBC

He added: "If two-tier policing is bringing people swiftly to justice, I'm not quite sure many people would argue with that."

From BBC

If I’m not quite getting something on the page, I try to see if I said it in Portuguese, what would that sound like?

Or maybe that’s not quite right either.

For a teenager like Jentry, possessing superpowers that let her fight off demons is not quite something to celebrate.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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