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Meanings of lost quite in English

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Usage of lost quite in English
1
They had lost quite enough by him; they wanted the rebellion over.
Martin Hyde, the Duke's Messenger
2
We had lost quite heavily; some of our best men had fallen.
Three Years in the Sixth Corps / A Concise Narrative of Events i...
3
They hadn't lost quite so many as she'd hoped, but they'd been hurt.
American empire: blood and iron
4
Some units lost quite a number of men in this way.
The Fifth Battalion Highland Light Infantry in the War 1914-1918
5
Willett has lost quite a lot, I'm told, and now he's ordered off.
Tonio, Son of the Sierras: A Story of the Apache War
6
We have lost quite a few friends this way.
The Irish Times
7
Hellboy thought he'd lost quite a bit of weight.
The god machine
8
But between time and, argh, a basement flood, I lost quite a lot of them.
Wired
9
The poor Marquis had lost quite all his fortune.
The Inn at the Red Oak
10
It seems we have lost quite a number of brave fellows besides Condé at Jarnac.
For The Admiral
11
I lost quite a sum by my speculation, as cotton did not rise, but fell.
The Expressman and the Detective
12
We lost quite a bit of business yesterday.
The Irish Times
13
Your ship must have been lost quite recently, as you do not seem to have suffered.
Miles Wallingford / Sequel to "Afloat and Ashore"
14
She had lost quite a bit of blood, and the surgery had been stressful as well.
An impartial witness: a bess crawford mystery
15
She lost quite a bit of blood, but she should be fine in a day or two.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
16
I have lost quite enough in these five days since this run of ill-luck set in for me.
Father Goriot
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