Adverb
(informal) Extremely.
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see all, kinds, of.
I like all kinds of food.
Actors get cut from movies for all kinds of reasons, but it sounds like in ’s case, it wasn’t anything Michelle Monaghan did; the filmmakers just wanted to take it in a different direction. Source: Internet
According to the Army Act, army courts can try personnel for all kinds of offenses, except for murder and rape of a civilian, which are primarily tried by a civilian court of law. Source: Internet
According to this world view, over time "priests" had succeeded in encrusting the original simple, rational religion with all kinds of superstitions and "mysteries" irrational theological doctrines. Source: Internet
According to the decree, the head of the General Staff subordinates all kinds of aircraft and type of troops and military districts, while the Minister of Defence has a mostly administrative and political functions. Source: Internet
After getting bored of his life ruling over hell, Lucifer decides to take up residency in Los Angeles where he finds himself helping out the police in all kinds of criminal cases. Source: Internet
After that it was McCormack’s Shaper Maker – starting with a deceptively simple left-hand figure and getting into all kinds of mischief in just over four minutes – and I was hooked. Source: Internet