kinship
Noun
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Family relationship.
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found a natural affinity with the immigrants
felt a deep kinship with the other students
anthropology's kinship with the humanities
According to this account, bonds of kinship rather than local loyalties were the decisive influence on events in archaic Athens.
A far cry from the small town of Tacuba, Mexico, where Modelo was born in 1925, the tenacity exhibited by Chicago sports is something Modelo feels a kinship towards.
After attending his first Sun Ra performance, at Slugs’ Saloon in the East Village in the mid-1960s, Mr. Northern felt an immediate kinship.