Pronunciation: /ˈæftər ə sɔrt/
noun a certain degree or extent; somewhat
A1 After a sort, I realized that I had forgotten my keys at home.
A2 After a sort, she decided to change her career path and pursue her passion.
B1 After a sort, the team managed to come up with a solution to the problem.
B2 After a sort, the company restructured its departments for better efficiency.
C1 After a sort, the artist's style evolved into something truly unique and innovative.
C2 After a sort, the scientist's theory revolutionized the field of physics.
adverb to some extent; in a way
A1 After a sort, she understood the basic rules of the game.
A2 He managed to fix the broken toy after a sort, but it still didn't work perfectly.
B1 The project was completed after a sort, but there were still some errors that needed to be fixed.
B2 After a sort, the team was able to come up with a temporary solution to the problem.
C1 The company managed to recover after a sort, but it took a lot of effort and resources.
C2 The negotiations were successful after a sort, but there were still some unresolved issues that needed to be addressed.
formal The project was completed after a sort of restructuring within the team.
informal I guess we finished the job after a sort of reshuffling things around.
slang We managed to fix the issue after a sort of mix-up.
figurative She found her way back to happiness after a sort of dark period in her life.
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