kindred

• Descreve pessoas ou coisas semelhantes por natureza, caráter ou origem; também se refere a parentes ou membros da mesma família.

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.

   Semelhante, aparentado

   • 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.

   Sinônimosakinalikeanalogouscognatecomparablecorrespondinglikematchingrelatedsimilar

   Antônimosaliendifferentdissimilarforeignopposedunrelated

2. Related by blood or marriageC1formal

   Connected by family ties, either through birth or marriage.

   Parente

   • 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.

   Sinônimosaffinalakinconsanguineconsanguineouskinrelated

• Substantivo que designa um grupo de pessoas ligadas por parentesco de sangue ou por casamento, como a família ou os parentes.

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.

   Parentes

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

   Sinônimosclanfamilykinkinsfolkkith