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quite a few

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quite a few and quite a lot; quite a bit; quite a number
much or many. Do you need one? I have quite a few. I have quite a bit—enough to spare some. How many? Oh, quite a number.
See also: few, quite

quite a few
a large number We watched quite a few of the World Cup matches on TV.
See also: few, quite


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It is generally supposed that the etherealists have quite a few among their number who are permanent materializations.
I've dealt with quite a few men in my time, Harve, and one sizes
We had sallied forth from a desolate little junction within quite a few miles of Milchester, had been caught in a shower, had run for shelter to a wayside inn.
 
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