I don't understand the use of “was not quite as intense”~
The sentence is "His relationship with John was not quite as intense."
What's the meaning of ' was not quite as'?
THX~
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"Tom's relationship with Mark was intense"
"Tom's relationship with John was not quite as intense".
In other words, Tom's relationship with John was a little less intense than his relationship with Mark.
"Not quite as" only makes sense compared to something else; in this case Tom's relationship with Mark.
Another example:
"The food at restaurant A is good, but it is not quite as good as the food at restaurant B".
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