Greatly
Greatly adverb - In a manner befitting a person of the highest character and ideals.
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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Smith: This is the kind of politician, this is the kind of politician, who— [Atkinson yelps, clutches his chest and falls dead to the studio floor] ...will, will be...greatly missed.
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Indeed the film generally looks at how mass media and TV coverage greatly affected Nixon's mentality and the kind of pressures this kind of media influence had on transparency and surveillance.
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Basilien, a strictly non-magician kind of guy, finds a greatly magical artifact... and hides it For the Lulz.
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