kindred

• Qualifie des personnes ou des choses qui partagent une même nature, origine ou affinité, souvent par le sang ou par l'esprit.

Describes people or things that are similar in nature, character, or origin.

1. Similar in quality or characterC1formal

   Having a similar nature, origin, or qualities; closely related in spirit or feeling.

   de même nature, apparenté

   • They are kindred spirits who share a love for classical music.
   • The two artists have a kindred approach to abstract painting.
   • I felt an immediate connection with her, as if we were kindred souls.

   Synonymesakinalikeanalogouscognatecomparablecorrespondinglikematchingrelatedsimilar

   Antonymesaliendifferentdissimilarforeignopposedunrelated

2. Related by blood or marriageC1formal

   Connected by family ties, either through birth or marriage.

   Parent par le sang ou par alliance

   • The kindred families gathered for the annual reunion.
   • He is a kindred relative on my mother's side.
   • Kindred bonds often provide support during difficult times.

   Synonymesaffinalakinconsanguineconsanguineouskinrelated

• Nom désignant un groupe de personnes liées par le sang ou par le mariage, comme la famille ou les proches parents.

A noun referring to a group of people related by blood or marriage, such as one's family or relatives.

1. Family or relativesB2formal

   A group of people who are related by blood or marriage.

   Parenté (ensemble des parents)

   • He traveled to the village to visit his kindred.
   • The kindred gathered for the annual reunion.
   • She felt a strong bond with her kindred.

   Synonymesclanfamilykinkinsfolkkith