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Meanings of quite passable in English
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Usage of quite passable in English
1
The taste is quite passable. Laton raised his voice a degree.
2
I think we may regard them as quite passable.
3
Starting early, before sunrise, we crossed the glacier on a quite passable route through the crevasses.
4
But it was so much better than water and mud that we thought it quite passable.
5
The roads will be quite passable then.
6
In point of fact he plays a quite passable game of tennis-andyou heard what he said?
7
He is honorable and kind, and quite passable as to looks--Can there be any one else?
8
And there's some quail's eggs over there that are quite passable...
9
You're quite passable. She smiled.
10
Grandmother and father both think I will be quite passable in appearance when I am what they call 'modishly dressed.'
11
I was out early this morning and tried several places that were quite passable, but that mound was the best!
12
The morning came at last, and that day, about noon, we reached a ford of the Tugela which luckily was quite passable.
13
A little farther down it was quite passable, and the party, animals and all, were soon winding down the Sierra towards the valley.
14
His use of Irish - quite passable -on Wednesday when he became Taoiseach was noted by many Irish speakers, widely reported on and welcomed.
15
"That is quite passable," Mr. Morton said when he had read it.
16
"No, quite passable, Madame Champaubert."
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