"kind of"
it's a common practice, everyone kind of knows it.
Is the phrase" kind of" used to soften the assertion above?
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it's an idiom, allowing for nuances between the answers "yes" and "no."
For example:
"Is Quora a good site?"
"Kind of." (Implies: yes it's good but not as good as it could be, or: ... but I like other sites better)
Or:
"I kind of had a good time." (Not bad, but it could have been better.)
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