'Sort of' isn't a word! It's more of a phrase, like 'Kind of'. Here's some examples:
It's a sort of an ugly dog.
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I kind of feel bad about it.
'Sort of' and 'Kind of' are informal fillers to denote something vague.
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It means "a little bit"
"He is sort of lazy" = "He is a little bit lazy."
"I'm sorta hungry" = "I'm a little bit hungry."
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