of a sort
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Definition of of a sort - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
partialhaving some but not all qualities
  • He gave an explanation of a sort, but it was incomplete.
incomplete limited partial
2.
mediocrenot very good or impressive
  • The meal was of a sort, nothing special.
average mediocre so-so
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Examples of of a sort in a sentence

  • The solution was a fix of a sort, but not perfect.
  • His performance was of a sort, not very impressive.
  • The movie was of a sort, not worth watching again.

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  1. French:approximatif, passable, ...
  2. German:gewissermaßen, mittelmäßig, ...
  3. Italian:in un certo senso, mediocre, ...
  4. Spanish:de cierta clase, del montón, ...
  5. Portuguese:meio que, medíocre, ...
  6. Chinese:部分的, 一般般, ...
  7. Japanese:一部の, 大したことない, ...
  8. Arabic:شِبْه, متوسط, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֶלְקִי, סָבִיר, ...
  10. Russian:частичный, так себе, ...
  11. Ukrainian:частково, середній, ...
  12. Hindi:आंशिक, कुछ खास नहीं, ...

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