ziemlich

Means “quite,” “fairly,” or “rather.” It softens an opinion and shows a moderate degree.

An emphatic, somewhat colloquial combination meaning “quite a lot” or “pretty much,” but it is not a standard fixed synonym.

Means “still” or “yet,” referring to continuation in time, not degree of intensity.

Means “really” or “truly.” It emphasizes truth or certainty rather than degree, so it is not an exact equivalent.

Means “rather,” “more like,” or “fairly.” It often shows preference, slight reservation, or moderate degree.

Can mean “quite,” “very,” or “completely.” It is often stronger than “quite” in the sense of degree and can imply completeness.

Means “complete” or “fully.” It expresses totality, not the moderate degree usually meant by “quite.”