Adverbs of Medium Degree

to a degree or extent that is unclear

The movie was entertaining, but I sort of expected a more engaging storyline.

in some ways or to some degree

The new policy is kind of confusing; I need more clarification on its implications.

visually pleasing in a charming way

She looked pretty in her simple, elegant outfit.

to a somewhat notable, considerable, or surprising degree

He was rather late for the meeting.

more than average, but not too much

I found the assignment fairly easy; I finished it in an hour.

to a specific extent or degree

The project was successful partly due to her leadership.

to a specific degree, particularly when compared to other similar things

The test was relatively easy compared to the last one.

to an average extent or degree

The new policy was moderately effective in reducing energy use.

to a degree or extent that is enough

She was sufficiently prepared to handle the complex questions during the interview.

to a certain degree or extent in comparison to something else

The test was comparatively easy compared to last year's exam.

to a moderate degree or extent

I was somewhat surprised by his reaction.

slightly but noticeably

She was mildly surprised by the unexpected compliment.

to an extent or degree that is moderate or satisfactory

She's reasonably fluent in Spanish and can hold a conversation.

below average in size

The little kitten curled up in the corner, its tiny frame barely visible in the dim light.

to the extent of one part out of two equal portions

She cut the sandwich half and gave me a piece.

roughly or around a stated number

There were some 50 people at the event.

to the same extent or degree, used in comparisons to show equality or intensity

She can run as quickly as her brother.