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Synonym for kin [noun]

The synonym kin synonymous definition words:
means "relative"
sibling, connection, relation, kinfolk, kith
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connection [noun]

means "relative"
sibling, kin, relation, kinsman, kith

folks [noun]

means "family"
parents, relatives, kin, group, community, relations

kindred [noun]

means "family"
tribe, clan, house, folks, kin, relative

kindred [adjective]

means "related by blood"
related, blood relationship, family, cognate, familial, kin

kinsman [noun]

means "family member"
family, blood relation, sibling, kin

kith [noun]

means "relative"
sibling, kin, relation, kinfolk, connection

mankind [noun]

means "humankind"
kin

race [noun]

means "people"
kin

tribe [noun]

means "people"
family, kindred, clan, house, folks, kin

kind [noun]

means "society"
class, variety, character, set, sort, breed, genus, race

kind [adjective]

means "behaviour"
good-hearted, compassionate, humane, benevolent, good, sympathetic, gentle, friendly

kind-hearted [adjective]

means "kind"
compassionate, sympathetic, affectionate, responsive, merciful, pitiful, mild, warm, tender

kind-heartedness [noun]

means "benevolence"
goodness, compassion, kindness, generosity, kindliness, charity, sweetness

kindle [verb]

means "stir"
arouse, awaken, rally, whet
- conjugate verb kindle

kindle [verb]

means "stimulate"
arouse, incite, provoke, rouse, animate, awaken, bestir
- conjugate verb kindle

kindle [verb]

means "ignite"
set fire to, inflame, light, fire
- conjugate verb kindle

kindliness [noun]

means "compassion"
mercy, charity, forgiveness, forbearance, humanity, clemency, leniency

kindling [noun]

means "firewood"
tinder, brushwood

kindly [adjective]

means "politely"
cordially

kindly [adjective]

means "gentle"
soft, mild, benign

kindly [adjective]

means "compassionate"
sympathetic, benevolent, kind, good-natured

kindness [noun]

means "good turn"
courtesy, favour, service

kindness [noun]

means "compassion"
sympathy, benevolence, humanity, amiability, charity, generosity, philanthropy

kindred [noun]

means "family"
relations

kindred [adjective]

means "allied"
germane, similar, related, alike, associated, like

king [noun]

means "person"
master, authority, mogul, leader, tycoon, superstar, top dog, monarch, sovereign, emperor, czar, potentate

kingdom [noun]

means "nation"
government, motherland, fatherland, country, state

kingly [adjective]

means "great"
exalted, illustrious, imposing, grand, majestic, princely, regal

kingship [noun]

means "monarchy"
empire, sovereignty, kingdom, realm

kinky [adjective]

means "perverted"
warped, unnatural, sick, twisted, depraved, degenerate, lascivious

kinky [adjective]

means "eccentric"
erratic, unconventional, idiosyncratic, bizarre, odd

kinky [adjective]

means "curled"
twisted, tangled, knotted

kinship [noun]

means "relationship"
similarity, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation, simile

Elysium [noun]

means "paradise"
bliss, elysian fields, heaven, beyond, kingdom come

Highness [noun]

means "title"
eminence, majesty, sire, lord, king, queen

accommodating [adjective]

means "obliging"
helpful, considerate, kind, neighbourly

accommodation [noun]

means "service"
benevolence, kindness, aid, comfort, convenience, ease

affability [noun]

means "pleasantness"
charity, consideration, kindness, amenity, mildness, courtesy

agreeably [object]

means "pleasantly"
politely, kindly

amenity [noun]

means "pleasantness"
charity, consideration, kindness, affability, mildness, courtesy

amiable [adjective]

means "pleasant"
good-natured, kind, kind-hearted, amicable, gentle

arouse [verb]

means "excite"
kindle
- conjugate verb arouse

attentive [adjective]

means "courteous"
kind, polite, respectful, deferential, thoughtful

autocrat [noun]

means "potentate"
emperor, lord, monarch, king, ruler, majesty

bearing [noun]

means "relation"
kinship

benefaction [noun]

means "charity"
good turn, kindness, favour, assistance

benign [adjective]

means "good"
benevolent, compassionate, auspicious, favourable, gracious, kind

big [adjective]

means "quality"
generous, magnanimous, liberal, kindly, merciful

boss [noun]

means "person"
head, principal, president, lead, king, pilot

brand [noun]

means "trademark"
mark, label, name, kind, seal

breed [noun]

means "class"
character, denomination, description, kind, nature, order

brighten [verb]

means "polish"
shine, burnish, lighten, kindle, intensify
- conjugate verb brighten

brood [noun]

means "breed"
flock, run, class, family, kind, line

brother [noun]

means "fellow man"
monk, associate, comrade, kinsman

brushwood [noun]

means "firewood"
tinder, kindling

cast [noun]

means "thing"
kind, fashion, sort, style, type

charitable [adjective]

means "broad-minded"
magnanimous, considerate, kind, lenient, kindly, liberal

clan [noun]

means "relations"
family, kith, folk, house, kindred, lineage

clannish [adjective]

means "akin"
related, family, kindred, consanguine

classification [noun]

means "division"
class, order, group, kind, category, section

clemency [noun]

means "mildness"
kindness

clemency [noun]

means "compassion"
mercy, charity, forgiveness, forbearance, humanity, kindliness

cognate [adjective]

means "related by blood"
consanguine, kindred, related, akin

combustion [noun]

means "oxidation"
burning, flaming, fire, explosion, firing, kindling

community [noun]

means "affinity"
agreement, accord, kinship, harmony, likeness, uniformity

compassionate [adjective]

means "kindly"
sympathetic, benevolent, kind, good-natured

connection [noun]

means "affiliation"
kinship, reciprocity, respect, affinity, association, relationship

considerate [adjective]

means "obliging"
accommodating, helpful, kind, neighbourly

correlation [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, similarity

country [noun]

means "nation"
government, fatherland, kingdom, state
- translate country

court [noun]

means "thing"
king, sovereign, palace, royalty
- translate court

cut [noun]

means "characteristic"
fashion, form, garb, kind, stamp, mode

czar [noun]

means "monarch"
sovereign, emperor, king, potentate

earl [noun]

means "nobleman"
noble, lord, duke, count, prince, king

emperor [noun]

means "title"
eminence, highness, sire, lord, king, majesty

empire [noun]

means "politics"
kingdom, authority, monarchy, dominion, power, sovereignty

family [noun]

means "relationship"
relations, clan, kith, folk, house, kindred
- translate family

fatherland [noun]

means "nation"
government, motherland, country, kingdom, state

favor [noun]

means "courtesy"
good will, benefaction, indulgence, kindness

favorably [object]

means "agreeably"
approvingly, helpfully, willingly, kindly, with favour, with favor [US]

favourably [object]

means "agreeably"
willingly, kindly, generously

fellow man [noun]

means "brother"
monk, associate, comrade, kinsman

femininity [noun]

means "quality of being female"
gentleness, softness, sensitivity, kindness

fire [verb]

means "activity"
burn, bake, kindle, ignite, light, inflame
- conjugate verb fire

firing [noun]

means "oxidation"
burning, flaming, fire, explosion, combustion, kindling

folk [noun]

means "relations"
clan, kith, family, house, kindred, lineage

forgiving [adjective]

means "inclined to forgive"
noble, compassionate, merciful, kind, charitable, free

form [noun]

means "manner"
arrangement, kind, order, sort, style, type

friendliness [noun]

means "friendship"
affability, warmth, kindness, generosity, fondness, affection

friendship [noun]

means "mutual regard"
affection, devotion, esteem, good will, kindliness

fuse [noun]

means "tinder"
touchwood, kindling, brand

generously [object]

means "agreeably"
willingly, kindly, favourably

geniality [noun]

means "friendliness"
cheerfulness, warmth, kindliness, benevolence, happiness

gentle [adjective]

means "character trait"
amiable, kind, kind-hearted, kindly, mild, moderate

gentleness [noun]

means "soft touch"
mildness, tenderness, carefulness, caution, softness, kindness

good [noun]

means "quality"
kindness, righteousness, virtue, merit, excellence

good [adjective]

means "behaviour"
kind, humane, kindly, beneficent, benevolent, favourable

goodness [noun]

means "generosity"
kindness, kindliness, benevolence, benignity, humanity

grace [noun]

means "kindness"
kindliness, benignity, good will, love, favour, condescension

gracious [adjective]

means "polite"
courteous, courtly, favourable, friendly, kind, kindly

grand [adjective]

means "great"
exalted, illustrious, imposing, kingly, majestic, princely

heat [verb]

means "activity"
fire, inflame, kindle, scorch, singe, ignite
- conjugate verb heat

heaven [noun]

means "vision"
paradise, bliss, elysian fields, elysium, beyond, kingdom come
- translate heaven

helpful [adjective]

means "obliging"
accommodating, considerate, kind, neighbourly

highness [noun]

means "title"
eminence, majesty, sire, lord, king, queen

humane [adjective]

means "kind"
benevolent, humanitarian, charitable, compassionate, kindly, kind-hearted

humanitarian [adjective]

means "philanthropic"
kindly

ignite [verb]

means "inflame"
set fire to, fire, set on fire, light, kindle
- conjugate verb ignite

imperial [adjective]

means "regal"
royal, sovereign, majestic, kingly, princely, monarchical

inflame [verb]

means "light"
rouse, stimulate, excite, arouse, fire, kindle
- conjugate verb inflame

kiln [verb]

means "burn"
bake, kindle, ignite, light, inflame, enkindle
- conjugate verb kiln

knotted [adjective]

means "curled"
twisted, tangled, kinky

lead [noun]

means "person"
head, principal, president, boss, king, pilot
- translate lead

light [verb]

means "action"
ignite, inflame, set afire, set fire to, fire, kindle
- conjugate verb light

lord [noun]

means "person"
ruler, master, governor, sovereign, monarch, king

lordly [adjective]

means "majestic"
noble, regal, royal, grand, lofty, kingly

lovable [adjective]

means "agreeable"
amiable, pleasant, pleasing, kind, gentle, gracious

majestic [adjective]

means "great"
exalted, illustrious, imposing, kingly, grand, princely

majesty [noun]

means "title"
eminence, highness, sire, lord, king, queen

manner [noun]

means "characteristic"
class, type, kind, sort

mildness [noun]

means "soft touch"
gentleness, tenderness, carefulness, caution, softness, kindness

mold [noun]

means "distinctive nature"
type, cast, class, character, sort, kind

monarch [noun]

means "ruler"
master, governor, sovereign, lord, king, prince

monarchical [adjective]

means "regal"
royal, imperial, majestic, kingly, princely, sovereign

monarchy [noun]

means "kingship"
empire, sovereignty, kingdom, realm

motherland [noun]

means "nation"
government, country, fatherland, kingdom, state

mould [noun]

means "distinctive nature"
type, cast, class, character, sort, kind

nation [noun]

means "people"
kingdom, dominion

nature [noun]

means "characteristic"
temper, temperament, qualifications, kind, constitution

obliging [adjective]

means "helpful"
accommodating, considerate, kind, neighbourly

openhanded [adjective]

means "generous"
kind, charitable, altruistic, benevolent, freehanded, unsparing

order [noun]

means "people"
kind, class, family, genus, sort, tribe

oxidation [noun]

means "combustion"
burning, flaming, fire, explosion, firing, kindling

paradise [noun]

means "heaven"
kingdom come, elysian fields, elysium

parity [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, similarity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation

paternal [adjective]

means "fatherly"
patrimonial, patriarchal, kind, indulgent, benevolent, devoted

pertinence [noun]

means "relation"
kinship

philanthropic [adjective]

means "humane"
kind, humanitarian, kind-hearted, benevolent, good

pleasantly [object]

means "agreeably"
politely, kindly, nicely

pleasantness [noun]

means "amenity"
charity, consideration, kindness, affability, mildness, courtesy

potentate [noun]

means "sovereign"
emperor, lord, monarch, king, ruler, majesty

president [noun]

means "head"
principal, lead, boss, king, pilot, dean

prince [noun]

means "person"
king, aristocrat

principality [noun]

means "realm"
kingdom, domain, dominion, territory, province, nation

public-spirited [adjective]

means "philanthropic"
kindly

range [noun]

means "class"
kind, rank, order, sort
- translate range

reciprocity [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, similarity, community, correlation

regal [adjective]

means "great"
exalted, illustrious, imposing, kingly, majestic, princely
- translate regal

relative [noun]

means "family member"
family, blood relation, sibling, kinsman

royal [adjective]

means "position"
imperial, majestic, regal, sovereign, kingly, princely

royal household [noun]

means "court"
king, sovereign, palace, royalty

royalty [noun]

means "monarchy"
kingship, majesty, sovereignty, primacy, supremacy, dominion

set afire [verb]

means "ignite"
inflame, light, set fire to, fire, kindle
- conjugate verb set afire

set fire to [verb]

means "inflame"
ignite, fire, set on fire, light, kindle
- conjugate verb set fire to

similarity [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation

similarity [noun]

means "agreement"
analogy, approximation, closeness, kinship, affinity

simile [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation

soft [adjective]

means "behaviour"
gentle, tender, mild, kind, affectionate, kindly

soft-hearted [adjective]

means "kind"
tender-hearted, merciful, benevolent, humane, kindly, kind-hearted

sort [noun]

means "characterisitc"
kind, class, description, group, rank, type

sovereign [noun]

means "potentate"
emperor, lord, monarch, king, ruler, majesty

sovereign [adjective]

means "regal"
royal, imperial, majestic, kingly, princely, monarchical

style [noun]

means "characteristic"
kind, sort, form, type, character, appearance

superstar [noun]

means "leader of the pack"
master, authority, mogul, leader, tycoon, king

sweet [adjective]

means "behaviour"
agreeable, amiable, pleasant, pleasing, kind, gentle

sweetness [noun]

means "soft touch"
mildness, tenderness, carefulness, caution, softness, kindness

tame [adjective]

means "quality"
gentle, obedient, kindly, tractable, fearless

temperament [noun]

means "character"
temper, nature, qualifications, kind, constitution

tender [adjective]

means "behaviour"
kind, compassionate, sympathetic, affectionate, responsive, merciful

tenderness [noun]

means "fondness"
affection, love, thoughtfulness, kindness, gentleness, care

throne [noun]

means "sovereignty"
rule, reign, royalty, kingship, the crown

touch [noun]

means "quality"
characteristic, trait, style, kind

trademark [noun]

means "brand"
mark, label, name, kind, seal

type [noun]

means "sort"
kind, classification, form, class, breed, group

understanding [adjective]

means "sympathetic"
kindly

uniformity [noun]

means "affinity"
agreement, accord, kinship, harmony, likeness, community

unimposing [adjective]

means "unpretentious"
unobtrusive, unimportant, insignificant, considerate, demure, kind

wake [verb]

means "activity"
animate, activate, provoke, stimulate, motivate, kindle
- conjugate verb wake

warmth [noun]

means "friendship"
affability, friendliness, kindness, generosity, fondness, affection

whet [verb]

means "stimulate"
stir, arouse, quicken, kindle, titillate, spur
- conjugate verb whet

willingly [object]

means "agreeably"
favourably, kindly, generously

world [noun]

means "nature"
realm, sphere, domain, circle, kingdom, province
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