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kind of
adverb as in somewhat
Strongest match
Weak matches
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I think the doublets, the kind-of jacket things that we were wearing, were especially cool.
A bizarre, kind-of-spellbinding video Bynes posted on her account yesterday is just the tip of the iceberg.
Because they were thankful for his passion—his happy, eccentric, crazy-in-a-Breslov-kind-of-way style.
Her kind-of-hula-dancing/kind-of-casting-a-spell hand choreography?
No matter the miles, it remains the same sweet, awkward, love-your-kid-but-kind-of-want-to-kill-her trip it has always been.
Her story was well enough, but it hadn't much sand in it; kind of-well, academic, you know.
The intensity of his face, which in all moods looked somehow kind-of-sorrowful to her, made Kern quite unhappy.
And then there is not an existent set of any-kind-of-politics I could agree with if I tried—I, who am a sort of fossil republican!
There is nothing to compare with the perfect free-and-easy, devil-may-care-kind-of-a-take-yourself way that every one has there.
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On this page you'll find 11 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to kind of, such as: rather, moderately, sort of, and to some extent.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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