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Idiom idiom

all sorts of


A way to say 'many different kinds of' something. You use it to show there is a big variety.


SIMPLE

“The shop sells all sorts of colorful toys.”

CONTEXTUAL

“The attic was filled with all sorts of old books, clothes, and broken furniture from years ago.”

COMPLEX

“During the festival, the market stalls displayed all sorts of exotic spices, handmade crafts, and traditional instruments from across the globe.”

Last updated April 22, 2026