Adverb
not quite (not comparable)
(idiomatic) not exactly but slightly
Abrahams and Liddell did race against each other once, but not quite as depicted in the film, which shows Liddell winning the final of the 100 yards against a shattered Abrahams at the 1923 AAA Championship at Stamford Bridge. Source: Internet
Adults get all dressed up and go to costume parties, often not quite knowing who is beneath a mask. Source: Internet
A chance to get back to Earth through a dimension warp presents itself; although it is not quite what it appears to be, it gives Lister new hope when he learns that Kochanski is still alive after all. Source: Internet
A derecho is not quite a hurricane. Source: Internet
Although not quite as capable as earlier products from the company when it comes to specifications and features, the Blaupunkt BTW Air are among the most affordable true wireless earphones in the company's product range. Source: Internet
Alnico magnets resist corrosion and have physical properties more forgiving than ferrite, but not quite as desirable as a metal. Source: Internet