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Meanings of quite exceptional in English

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Usage of quite exceptional in English
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I must say he seems most charming, something quite exceptional these days.
Lucky Jim
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The number crunching from McIlroy throughout 2019 has been quite exceptional.
The Irish Times
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It promised quite exceptional material, this particular specimen, rich in tombs and monuments.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
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The fact proves that your instinct for the right thing is quite exceptional.
The Lion's Share
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To this objection Glenormiston said, seriously: The feeling about Bobby is quite exceptional.
Greyfriars Bobby
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Of course her case is quite exceptional-sheis so wonderfully accomplished.
Cashel Byron's Profession
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He said that was quite exceptional given it was so early in the season.
Radio NZ
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Yet quite exceptional talent is often to be found in humble and unimposing situations.
The Irish Times
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Yet even in these quite exceptional circumstances, corona bonds proved to be a non-starter.
The Guardian
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In fact, I am considered quite exceptional in that way.
I'd know you anywhere
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His action was crucial, and he gained a quite exceptional popularity in the country.
The new yorker
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On the other hand, the winds were quite exceptional and also felled other trees.
The Irish Times
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The fog in London is quite exceptional, the guard said.
The Reflections of Ambrosine: A Novel
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George had arranged his career in a quite exceptional way.
The Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories
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I do not deny that there are such cases, but they are quite exceptional.
The Pleasures of Life
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In the second place we took quite exceptional hygienic precautions, especially against the night damp.
Memoirs (Vieux Souvenirs) of the Prince de Joinville
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