quite so
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus.
quite so
Indeed; I completely agree. Primarily heard in UK. A: "This is yet another empty promise from the Tories." B: "Quite so. Next they'll be telling us we won't have to pay taxes anymore!"
See also: quite
quite ˈso
(British English, formal) used to agree with somebody or to show that you understand them: ‘It’s a very interesting book.’ ‘Quite so. That’s why I wanted you to read it.’See also: quite