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kinda
[kahyn-duh]
adverb
Informal.
kind of; rather.
The movie was kinda boring.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of kinda1
A phonetic spelling representing the pronunciation of kind of in continuous rapid speech
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Example Sentences
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So it just kinda tightened up the special.
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Hollywood news site Deadline's Dominic Patten declared that Kimmel "more than met the moment Tuesday - like we kinda knew he would".
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Back in July, Kirk told Fox News he had "kinda laughed" on seeing the teaser for the episode.
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That sounds so simple that it makes you kinda mad, but then you just gotta push yourself that much more.
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But Nashville being similar to where I’m from, which is Ithaca, where I worked as a carpenter, it reaffirmed that you can be a dirty carpenter, and that’s also kinda cool.
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