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Meanings of singing quite in English

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Usage of singing quite in English
1
Nothing can be more truly odious; besides, it is a style of singing quite contrary to nature.
The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Volume 01
2
She was just 14 and she danced like a little girl, singing quite a grown-up song about men.
The Guardian
3
She would not have been singing quite so gaily if she could have seen half a mile up the road.
The Little Colonel
4
By the time she had smoothed her hair and tidied her dress, Marguerite caught herself singing quite cheerfully to herself.
The Elusive Pimpernel
5
Now, all this time the little bird which the Princess had given to him was singing quite loudly under the folds of the traveler's cloak.
Dreams and Dream Stories
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