Deadly
Kind of
Kind of adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: those sheets are kind of new, so use something else to cover the floor while painting
Both terms in one sentence
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Deadly Training Area: The protagonists have to go through this kind of training before being sent on their mission.
Source: Film / Spies Like Us -
Kind of a subversion in that that's just his public persona, he's also the incredibly deadly masked champion of the galactic arena.
Source: Camp Straight -
Another Discworld subversion is in The Fifth Elephant, where Vimes is imprisoned by Dwarves and slipped some kind of particularly deadly assassin's weapon with which to take out his guards.
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