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of a kind
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en
1.
general
neutral
Similar or alike in character, quality, or disposition; of the same sort.
2.
general
informal
colloquial
Somewhat or to some extent; a way of saying 'a kind of' or 'a sort of'.
3.
general
informal
game
In card games (especially poker), part of the phrase 'n of a kind' meaning a hand that contains n cards of the same rank.
4.
general
neutral
Used in the fixed phrase 'one of a kind' to denote someone or something unique or unparalleled.
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