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kind
adjective as in generous, good
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noun as in class, species
noun as in type, character
Example Sentences
Taking his physical recovery "day by day", Mr Crean said he was also trying to talk to people about what happened - calling it a kind of "cure".
She said Carr's donation would help with their investment into research for "kinder treatments" and "eventually a cure which we all hope for".
The tongue-out trend, like many of its kind, began as something "obnoxious and inconsiderate, rather than inherently hostile", he says.
Historians have long debated why Hitler was so completely devoted to politics, "to the almost total exclusion of any kind of private life", and this could help to explain that.
The elegantly designed app pulls all kinds of data to forecast exactly how much time you’re going to spend on the ground or trapped inside a metal tube.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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