quite a few

Speech parts

1. quite a few - Noun

2. quite a few - Determiner

Meaning

quite a few

An indefinite and somewhat large number; more than a few; a fair number of.
I've watched quite a few basketball games in my time.

quite a few

An indefinite and somewhat large number.

Synonyms

Examples

After receiving quite a few e-mails about these new breakouts, the team at quickly put together a list of helpful products and ingredients. Source: Internet

As has become the norm with Warner Bros., the DC slate is very much still up in the air, but it has started to take shape recently and we do now have quite a few films to look forward to. Source: Internet

At $930 after a $280 discount, this is a very solid enthusiast gaming PC with some nice future-proofing (which is to say that, aside from maybe increasing the 8GB RAM, you won’t have to upgrade this thing for quite a few years). Source: Internet

And I would be willing to wager as get better and better we will see quite a few cable and satellite companies either go out of business or merge with each other. Source: Internet

And then quite a few more. Source: Internet

Answering quite a few questions about their relationship and a bit about their plans moving forward. Source: Internet

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