Pretty much
Pretty much adverb - To some degree.
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Sort of and pretty much are semantically related. in considerable topic. In some cases you can use "Sort of" instead an adverb phrase "Pretty much".
Sort of
Sort of adverb - To some degree or extent.
Pretty much and sort of are semantically related. You can use "Pretty much" instead an adverb phrase "Sort of".
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Although this seems to be changing a little by book two, but even then it is noted in narration her mother has pretty much given up on any sort of relationship.
- To give you an idea of how powerful, this sort of thing is only known to the guy who pretty much invented becoming a lich and is more or less the god of necromancy.
Source: Zombify the Living -
Sort of justified, in that the whole scenario is a metaphor for depression, except that the director is pretty much romanticizing it with this film.
Source: Film / Melancholia
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