Sorta

Definition of Sorta

Sorta is a colloquial contraction of 'sort of', which means to some extent or in a way.

How should Sorta divide into syllables

The word 'sorta' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'sort' and the second syllable is 'a'.

Part of Speech - Sorta

I am sorta tired after playing all day.

I wanted to go outside, but it's sorta rainy.

Sentences with Sorta

• I'm sorta hungry, but not really.
• She's sorta good at playing the piano.
• It's sorta cold outside, so wear a jacket.
• I sorta like chocolate, but I prefer vanilla.
• He sorta understood the math problem.
• The movie was sorta scary, but not too much.
• I sorta want to go to the park, but it's raining.
• Her art is sorta abstract, but also realistic.
• The dog was sorta small, but very cute.
• I'm sorta tired, so I'll take a nap.

Quotes with Sorta

• Life is sorta like a puzzle, you have to put the pieces together to see the whole picture.
• Love is sorta like a butterfly, it goes where it pleases and it pleases wherever it goes.
• Dreams are sorta like stars, you may never touch them, but if you follow them, they will lead you to your destiny.
• Friendship is sorta like a garden, it needs love and care to grow and flourish.
• Laughter is sorta like a medicine, it can heal your soul and make everything better.
• Knowledge is sorta like a treasure, the more you have, the richer you become.
• Time is sorta like sand, it slips through your fingers, so make every moment count.
• Success is sorta like a ladder, you have to climb one step at a time.
• Music is sorta like magic, it can touch your heart and make you feel emotions.
• Family is sorta like a puzzle, each piece fits together to create a beautiful picture.

Number of characters in Sorta

5 ( s, o, r, t, a )

Unique letters in Sorta

5 ( s, o, r, t, a )

Sorta Backwards

atros

Phonetic Transcription of Sorta

IPA (International): ˈsɔ:ˈrtɑ:

ARA (American): ˈsɔˈrtɑ

EPA (English): ˈsɔ:ˈrtɑ:

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