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kind
adjective as in generous, good
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noun as in class, species
noun as in type, character
Example Sentences
In her dressing room, she notes that being at the Pantages is a kind of homecoming because she lived in L.A. for 11 years before moving to New York.
And “Roofman,” which in its themes of personal responsibility, community and acceptance holds much in common with the work of Frank Capra, is his kind of film.
Her passion is the kind that simultaneously consumes and fuels her.
“I didn’t feel like it was being handled appropriately, and I kind of saw the writing on the wall, that it was something DEA was trying to brush under the rug,” Doherty said in court.
There are also questions as to how this condition compares to other substance addictions and whether the same treatments could work for patients struggling with any kind of addiction.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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