kinship

UK /ˈkɪnʃɪp/ US /ˈkɪnʃɪp/

noun 2

Definitions

noun

Relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption.

Relation or connection by nature or character.

The first of these were the ten engines of class "C8", Nos.290-299, which had a very strong kinship to the C.R. "Carbrooks".

ADJ.

english, important, other, strong

VERB + KINSHIP

doesn't, felt, involve, opposed, ties, understand

KINSHIP + NOUN

c, donald, hokkien, mediterranean, pattern, system, terms, trump

PREP.

with

ADV.

diametrically, fully

noun — a close connection marked by community of interests or simil

noun — (anthropology) relatedness or connection by blood or marriag

The first of these were the ten engines of class "C8", Nos.290-299, which had a very strong kinship to the C.R. "Carbrooks".

Wiktionary

A diametrically opposed kinship pattern is to be observed among certain South Sea Island communities.

Tatoeba · #280799

Ties of kinship are very important in Islam.

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I don't even fully understand the kinship system of English, especially when it gets beyond first cousins.

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I read the research paper "An Exploration of kinship terms of Hokkien Chinese-Indonesians in Surabaya."

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There's no explanation for the evolution of altruism that doesn't involve kinship.

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