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Differentiate the meaning of the words quite and quiet

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Answered by abhyudaii

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As a noun and an adjective, the word quiet describes a lack of noise. As a verb, quiet refers something becoming less loud.

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Answered by InstaPrince

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The word quite means to the utmost or most absolute extent or degree; absolutely; completely. The word quiet means silent

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