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Meanings of quite adamant in English

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Usage of quite adamant in English
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But the Tories are quite adamant they don't want this.
The Guardian
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You are quite adamant for being so aged.
A Confederacy of Dunces
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Your master, Eric, was quite adamant about that.
Living dead in dallas
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She couldn't reveal too much, obviously, but she was quite adamant that she knows how it ends.
The South African
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I can be quite adamant on that.
The devil's touch
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His Grace Duke Nicovante is quite adamant that everyone involved in these crimes must be identified and taken.
The lies of locke lamora
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She is quite adamant that the only means of enjoying nature is to have it properly civilized behind glass.
Embrace the darkness
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But Isaac was quite adamant.
Perdido Street Station
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And she was quite adamant.
Man of War
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McCready is quite adamant that what he has done is tapped into something absolutely universal about the human brain.
The new yorker
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I'm quite adamant about the health of the whores...
Ruthless
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I never asked for that, I was quite adamant I didn't want to move into a house that was wet.
Radio NZ
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Bertie Ahern was quite adamant in response that this was not the case but he did concede that decommissioning still dogs progress.
The Irish Times
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She was quite adamant that I hadn't been found on the doorstep and that my circumcision was a simple matter of hygiene.
The power of one
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The bank's spokesperson was quite adamant that there was nothing he could do about it and I have no reason to believe otherwise.
The Irish Times
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This is despite him being quite adamant that he will see out his contract which runs until after the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan.
The South African
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