Idiom: quite a lot
Meaning
Idiom: quite a lot (of something)
- many
- much
Example sentences
— I’m sorry I can’t go out tonight I’ve got quite a lot of homework to do.
— You’ve got quite a lot of mileage on your car for only having it one year.
— I saw Hidden Figures last night and I liked the movie quite a lot.
— I've got quite a lot of friends in California because I went to college there.
— The coffee shop downstairs in our building has quite a lot of different teas as well as specialty coffee drinks.
— We had quite a lot of snow this year so we're all excited for spring to arrive.
— He'll have quite a lot to think about while he's in jail.
— I wish I'd done laundry this weekend. Now I've got quite a lot to do next weekend.
— Wow, you have quite a lot of homework for someone in elementary school.
— There is quite a lot of wildlife in your neighborhood including deer, rabbits, foxes, coyotes, owls, hawks and cranes.
Synonyms
- quite a number of something
- quite a few
- buckets of something
- oodles of something
- a good many
- a ton of
- tons of
- loads of
- a great deal of
- an awful lot
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