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Synonyms for 'Kind of'

Don't always say "kind of" in English! Learn 6 great alternatives with examples in this video.

Expanding your vocabulary is essential for mastering English. Instead of always using "kind of," try these synonyms to add variety and precision to your speech.

  • Somewhat. This word indicates a slight degree. Example: "The coffee was somewhat bitter, but I still enjoyed it". 
  • Sort of. This is a casual way to express a moderate degree. Example: "She felt sort of tired after the long hike". 
  • Rather. Use this word to convey a more considerable degree. Example: "The movie was rather entertaining".
  • Fairly. This term suggests a moderate level. Example: "The new restaurant was fairly busy for a Tuesday night".
  • Somehow. This word can imply an unexpected manner. Example: "He kind of found the missing keys pretty fast". 
  • Moderately. This indicates a medium degree, ideal for everyday conversation. Example: "The weather was moderately warm, perfect for a picnic". 

By using these synonyms, you can express yourself more clearly and avoid repetition in your speech. Watch the video to hear these examples and practice using them in sentences.

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