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kindred

[kin-drid] / ˈkɪn drɪd /




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What used to be an alliance of kindred souls is viewed by both sides today as a marriage of convenience, loveless and lacking basic trust.

From The Wall Street Journal

I look around the small candlelit pub, breathing in the kindred atmosphere.

From Literature

But he put those problems in the larger context of America’s friendship with Britain—“kindred countries of kindred principles.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Her story was so full of superstition, I felt right away that we were kindred spirits.

From Literature

Quoting Alexander Hamilton, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg observed, “’The United States and its constituent States, unlike foreign nations, are ‘kindred systems, parts of ONE WHOLE.’

From Salon