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kind of

adverb as in somewhat

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“Before then, I kind of led a life of ignorance, somewhat hedonistic,” she said.

“When the execution is off, you get behind and you come in zone and you’re just more likely to take on damage. So it’s kind of that imperfect storm in a lot of ways.”

“And especially with the organization here, with the reputation, the job they do in all aspects of the game, I was extremely grateful to be in this kind of place.”

Fateh credits his upbringing with his knowing how to build the kind of city that would work for everyone.

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It makes an effortless centerpiece for a lazy Sunday brunch, the kind of thing that invites everyone to reach in with their hands.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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