What does KINDA mean?

Parts of Speech: adverb

Definition: Kind of; somewhat; rather (used to indicate approximation or uncertainty).

Pronunciations: US: /ˈkaɪndə/; UK: /ˈkaɪndə/

Origin and Usage: "Kinda" is a contraction of "kind of," and has been used in informal English since the early 20th century. It is commonly used in spoken English to indicate approximation or uncertainty. It is considered a colloquialism and is not typically used in formal writing.

Synonyms: somewhat, rather, slightly, partially, to some extent

Related Words: about, almost, quite, rather, somewhat

Example Sentences:

1. Shes kinda busy right now, can you call back later?
2. Hes kinda cute, but not really my type.
3. Im kinda tired, so I think Ill go to bed early tonight.