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kinship

noun as in family relationship

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"I feel a kinship there because we went through a lot of the same stuff," he said.

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Her organisation works with communities and schools on their ancestral lands, learning about foods and medicines from the bush and about the Aboriginal 'kinship’ system - how people fit in with their community and family.

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"I feel a kinship there because we went through a lot of the same stuff," he said.

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Some of these figures seem to feel a sort of kinship toward one another.

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Ministers have pledged £1.4bn to rebuild 50 schools in England a year and £44m to help foster carers and kinship, which is where a child is raised in the care of a friend or family member who is not a parent.

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

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