QUITE YET

Definition: Used to indicate that a particular situation or condition has not reached its expected or final state, but is expected to happen in the near future.

Synonyms: Almost There, Not Quite, Not Yet, Soon Enough, Almost Done

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The avant-garde artist's work hasn't gained mainstream recognition quite yet.
#2
The cake isn't quite yet baked, but it's almost done.
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She hasn't quite yet finished her homework, but she's close.
#4
Quite yet, the cake is not ready to be served.
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We haven't quite yet finalized the details of the event.
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The results of the experiment aren't quite yet what we anticipated.
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The guests haven't quite yet arrived at the party.
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The repair work on the car isn't quite yet complete.
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The new software isn't quite yet compatible with older systems.
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The renovations on the house haven't quite yet begun.
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He hasn't quite yet finished reading the novel.
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The storm hasn't quite yet passed, so it's best to stay indoors.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Have you finished the report yet?B: Not quite yet. I'm just wrapping up the final section.A: Alright, take your time. When do you think you'll be done?B: I should have it completed within the next hour or so.
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