KINDA is an informal word used to express a degree of uncertainty or vagueness. It is often used as a synonym for words such as 'sort of', 'SEMI', 'QUASI', 'inaway', 'sortof' and 'inasense'. These words all have the same meaning, but are used in different contexts. For example, 'sort of' is used to indicate that something is not quite what it seems, while 'SEMI' is used to describe something that is partially true or incomplete. 'QUASI' is used to describe something that is similar to something else, but not exactly the same. 'Inaway' is used to describe something that is not quite the same, but still related. 'Sortof' is used to describe something that is not quite the same, but still related in some way. Finally, 'inasense' is used to describe something that is not quite the same, but still related in some way. All of these words can be used to express a degree of uncertainty or vagueness, and are often used interchangeably with the word 'kinda'.