Synonyms for quite an
quite an

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1. quite, quite a, quite anadverb

   of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative)

   "her victory was quite something"; "she's quite a girl"; "quite a film"; "quite a walk"; "we've had quite an afternoon"

   Synonyms:
   quite a, quite, rather

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1. David Fleming:

   It's not necessarily against a system that it collapses, because most systems do collapse in the end. That’s a part of the wheel of life - systems do collapse. So I’m to some extent slightly inclined to forgive capitalism for being about to collapse. I mean there are lots of fine things, lots of love affairs and the like which have come to a sticky end. On the other hand, it is quite an accusation - quite hard for it to live down - that it's going to destroy the entire planet with it.

2. John Bingham:

   The scenery is stunning and the small town friendliness makes this a very special race, sitting around small fires in the desert with groups of runners waiting for the sun to come up and the race to begin is quite an experience too.

3. Sally Penfold:

   I was fed up with being indoors, not earning any money, i just wanted to get out there and do some kind of work. I think providing food for the nation is quite an honorable thing to do.

4. Honey Langcaster-James:

   We hear the same things time and time again -- social media has made a lot of things worse for people in the public eye, the public don't always see that people are struggling... we only ever see quite an unrealistic picture of someone's life online, and that's the same for celebrities.

5. Dave Bedford:

   We have been aware through rumor for a little while that there were problems in Kenya and I suppose the most shocking thing we've seen is the Rita Jeptoo situation, as an event we've had quite an extended period of being relatively unaffected by this scourge in comparison to other events.