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Meanings of kinsfolk in English
Usage of kinsfolk in English
1
At that moment one of the kinsfolk suddenly brought out the light.
2
He will make us the kinsfolk of all things bright and beautiful.
3
Borrow was not free to visit his kinsfolk until the following Christmas.
4
But the kinsfolk on the father's side would not hear of it.
5
Thou hast been hard to thy kinsfolk, and cruel to thy family.
6
Before the castle stood Kriemhild's liegemen and a deal of her kinsfolk.
7
But, at about seventeen, Elizabeth began to pay visits among her kinsfolk.
8
Oh, Harold, generous indeed wert thou to come hither for thy kinsfolk-generous
9
Now why did not we wish for some of our own kinsfolk, Legolas?'
10
Fain would the wise lord with his kinsfolk seek the land of Canaan.
11
He attained the post of prime favourite of all her nephews and kinsfolk.
12
These she brought back to the city and delivered safe to their kinsfolk.
13
Tell us, Father, of our sire; tell us of our kinsfolk.
14
This gentleman did his kinsfolk the honour of calling upon them.
15
Thy father and mother or others of thy kinsfolk need thee at home.
16
His kinsfolk gathered behind him, that the Medians should do him no mischief.
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Kinsfolk across language varieties
United Kingdom
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