Examples of 'quite definite' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite definite"
quite definite: The phrase 'quite definite' is used to convey a high level of certainty or assurance about something. It emphasizes that the statement or decision being made is very clear, without any doubt. For example, 'I am quite definite that she will arrive on time'
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quite definite
Your sister was quite definite about that.
He has broad responsibilities which are quite definite.
She was quite definite about that.
The education authorities were quite definite.
Was quite definite on this.
He was planning to quite definite.
It is now quite definite that they will stay in town for the whole winter.
But every prime is the expression of a quite definite idea.
He was quite definite.
If base jumper smashes against the land, it is quite definite.
It was quite definite.
The scale of an individual atom is not at all arbitrary-it is quite definite.
Etatism has quite definite views about the ethical value of individual classes in the community.
This patent discloses fixed implants localized in quite definite places in the body.
And Dawes is quite definite that she is innocent.
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In other words, we are to follow a quite definite direction.
It 's now quite definite they will stay in town for the whole winter.
They were at first hard, intellectual arguments embodying certain quite definite fallacies.
Singular . She was quite definite about that.
Well thank you very much, but as I said, Mr. Hannon 's plans are not quite definite yet.
Mrs. Allison was a quite definite personality.
But Mr. Lushin, you did. You promised me. It was quite definite.
Mrs Ferrars has quite definite intentions for your cousin Edward 's marriage.
He wants to bring it . He was quite definite.
It's now quite definite they'll stay in town for the whole winter.
This, however, led to a quite definite consequence.
Now, he says it's quite definite that his plane was shot down by a night fighter.
You promised me . It was quite definite.
Mrs Brink . And Dawes is quite definite that she is innocent.
In town for the whole winter . It 's now quite definite that they will stay.
Was that her name? Mrs Brink . And Dawes is quite definite that she is innocent.
Oh, yes, Mrs. Allison was a quite definite personality.
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We have never had a definite commitment anyway
Definite efforts are being made along those lines
But we had no definite proof till later
