Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
kind-of
idiomatic expression
/ˈkaɪnd ʌv/
Definition
A phrase used to indicate a degree of uncertainty or vagueness regarding a statement or concept.
Examples
- It’s kind of cold today, so you might want to wear a jacket.
- She’s kind of like a mentor to me, always guiding and helping.
- I’m kind of busy right now, can we talk later?
Meaning
Typically used to express that something is not exactly one way, but somewhat similar or close to it.
Synonyms
- sort of
- somewhat
- rather
