kindred
/ˈkɪndrɪd/
adjective
- Similar in nature, character, or spirit; having a shared quality or origin.
- They discovered they had kindred tastes in music and art.
- Her kindred love for adventure made them instant friends.
- The two authors were kindred spirits, both passionate about environmental issues.
- Related by blood or family.
- The kindred bond between siblings is often very strong.
- The kindred clans shared a common ancestor.
- He felt a kindred connection to his cousin, even though they lived far apart.
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noun
- A person's relatives or family members.
- In many cultures, kindred are expected to support one another in times of need.
- He felt a strong bond with his kindred, even those he had never met before.
- She traveled to the reunion to meet her kindred from across the country.
- A group of people related by blood or marriage; a clan or family line.
- The ancient tribe traced its kindred through the mother's lineage.
- His kindred had lived in that valley for generations.
- The kindred gathered to celebrate the harvest festival together.
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