in kind
With goods or services (as opposed to cash).
I made some donations to the charity, not in money, but in kind, such as non-perishable food.
kind
/kaɪnd/
noun 5adj 5
Collocations
21(adj.)
VERBS
be
My teacher was always kind to students who struggled with their homework.
ADV
especially, extremely, most, particularly, really, very | quite | endlessly
PREP
of
It was very kind of them to remember my birthday while I was away.
to
The teacher was very kind to the new student on his first day of school.
(noun.)
ADJ
different, same
My brother enjoys the same kind of music as I do.
all, another, any, some, various
She tried all kinds of treatments before finally finding one that worked for her skin.
each, every
certain, particular, special
Some particular kinds of music help people relax after a stressful day at work.
best, worst
right, wrong
She chose the wrong kind of shoes for hiking and her feet hurt all day.
funny, odd, strange
PREP
in ~
The two recipes are similar in kind, though they use different spices.
of a ~
She had a sense of humor of a kind that nobody else seemed to understand.
of ~
She enjoys trying foods of many different kinds from around the world.
of its ~
This restaurant serves an unusual fusion cuisine that we've never experienced of its kind before.
~ of
My grandmother makes a delicious kind of soup with vegetables from her garden.
PHRASES
a/the kind of thing
She enjoys reading mystery novels, that kind of thing, in her free time.
a kind of way
She enjoyed the party, in a quiet kind of way, even though she didn't dance much.
nothing/something of that/the kind
She said the party was boring, but I'd expected something of the kind.
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