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Meanings of kindred in English
Usage of kindred in English
1
Let us embrace our fellow animals as the kindred spirits they are.
2
Their affections had taken deep root together in many a kindred grave.
3
Nothing is more hallowing than the union of kindred spirits in art.
4
The spirit of youth in him was crying out for kindred companionship.
5
After them the flame worshippers and other kindred religions of the East.
6
As different as we are, we are in many ways kindred spirits.
7
But in heart they bore no mark of the resemblance of kindred.
8
Not a single cry of triumph from the kindred of the dead.
9
So far the maharis of Bengal exactly correspond to the totem kindred.
10
But even before then it's clear the pair were hardly kindred spirits.
11
Children seemed drawn to him, as though they recognized a kindred spirit.
12
Godwin had kindred among the powerful clergy in Paris and in Rome.
13
Do the inmates sense a kindred though more flamboyant spirit in Adam?
14
It is pleasant to find a kindred spirit in this desolate place.
15
Geographical knowledge does much to promote the progress of the kindred sciences.
16
A kindred wind was blowing just as steadfastly in my own soul.
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Kindred across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common