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kinship

noun as in family relationship

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Her feelings of kinship with precipitation are transmuted into a delightfully conceived scene in which little versions of Amélie appear inside every falling raindrop.

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“Familiarity, kinship, and compassion will play their part, but if the sentences don’t speak to me, nothing else will.”

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I love that you paired with Carly Simon on the song “Coming Around Again” because I see such a kinship based on you two over generations.

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There is a deep sense of shared community and kinship, and no matter who they are, they call each other cousin, auntie and uncle.

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After making her first foray into directing this season, Han learned to embrace the unknown — kind of like Conrad, a character she feels a special kinship to.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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