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Quite different

UK//kwaɪt ˈdɪf(ə)r(ə)nt//US//kwaɪt ˈdɪfər(ə)nt//

Meaning of Quite different

Very dissimilar or not alike in nature.

In simple words: very different

Quite different in a sentence

  • These two paintings are quite different in style.
  • Her opinion is quite different from mine.
  • The weather today is quite different than yesterday.
  • The two cultures are quite different from each other.

How to use Quite different

Use when comparing two things that are not similar at all. Can be used in both spoken and written language.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'quite' as 'a lot'—imagine two things that look nothing alike.

Related words

Collocations with Quite different

  • quite different from
  • be quite different
  • seem quite different

Synonyms for Quite different

Common mistakes with Quite different

  • Using 'quite' with adjectives that imply slight differences.
  • 'Different' often confused with 'dissimilar'.
  • Forgetting to use 'quite' when indicating degree.

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Frequently asked questions about Quite different

What does Quite different mean?

very different

What is the definition of Quite different?

Very dissimilar or not alike in nature.

How do you use Quite different in a sentence?

These two paintings are quite different in style.

Can you give another example of Quite different?

Her opinion is quite different from mine.

What are synonyms for Quite different?

Common alternatives include very different, distinct, unlike, divergent, disparate.

What words go with Quite different?

It commonly pairs with quite different from, be quite different, seem quite different.

What are common mistakes when using Quite different?

Using 'quite' with adjectives that imply slight differences. 'Different' often confused with 'dissimilar'. Forgetting to use 'quite' when indicating degree.

How do you pronounce Quite different?

US: //kwaɪt ˈdɪfər(ə)nt//, UK: //kwaɪt ˈdɪf(ə)r(ə)nt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Quite different?

Use when comparing two things that are not similar at all. Can be used in both spoken and written language.