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Meanings of feel a kinship in English

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Usage of feel a kinship in English
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Sometimes ignoring the fey made her feel a kinship with Aislinn.
Stopping time, part 1
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Nor did she feel a kinship with all Life.
Their Yesterdays
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I began to feel a kinship with Zelda that went beyond an actress's passion for her character.
A ticket to the circus: a memoir
4
All fair and well I think, wonderful to perpetuate your origins, honour your forefathers and feel a kinship with your parent's legacy.
The South African
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On such a day as this, hearing these prayers, we feel a kinship with the devout generations who heard them long ago.
Dreamthorp / A Book of Essays Written in the Country
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Over the years, I've felt a kinship with the Chicago native.
Ebony
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Instead, he felt a kinship with her that he'd never expected.
Blood Rights
8
There were a few of us, though, and we felt a kinship about that.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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Spencer suddenly felt a kinship with her aunt-maybeevery Hastings generation needed a black sheep.
Wicked
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I nodded, touched, feeling a kinship with her, even through the barrier of her insolent glare.
Song of the Nile
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The leader searched her face, and Snake felt a kinship with her in their shared responsibility.
Dreamsnake
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Well, I felt a kinship with this giant.
Leaving Time
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In an effort to comprehend a new trend in merchandising, the writer feels a kinship to Desiretta.
The new yorker
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Madeline felt a kinship with her hunter.
White corridor
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I felt a kinship with the rat.
Climbing Magazine
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As it happens, Marlow, regarding the African tribesmen as savage and incomprehensible, nevertheless feels a kinship with them.
The new yorker
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