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Meanings of kinder in English
Russian
детский сад Catalan
kindergarten Educational year in some countries' education systems, before first grade / year 1.
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Usage of kinder in English
1
No; the kinder course is to allow her to remain in ignorance.
2
We all need to be kinder to the environment in some way.
3
Gene editing aims to make our food supply kinder and more efficient.
4
I kinder got in the habit of it, your lordship, up there.
5
The shepherd came in to breakfast, and was kinder than his wife.
6
I thought they would be kinder to me, but this didn't happen.
7
Pierre signed the deed and after that the princess grew still kinder.
8
She is kind; kinder than I can tell you just at present.
9
It were kinder in me to kill her than to marry her.
10
They have been kind to us, much kinder than simple hospitality requires.
11
No sister could be kinder in her encouragement and comfort than she.
12
He was in many ways better and infinitely kinder than his career.
13
But the kinder he was to her the more conscience-stricken she felt.
14
The others were kinder but somehow we never managed to love them.
15
More people are signing up to make Christmas kinder on the environment.
16
I always kinder looks out fer the prisoners myself, answered the judge.
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Kinder across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common