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kinship

noun/ˈkɪn.ʃɪp/

a close connection or relationship, especially between family members

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kinship in a sentence

The cousins felt a strong kinship even though they had just met that summer.

Even though the two athletes came from different countries, they felt an immediate kinship after training together for weeks.

Where it comes from

From Old English cynn 'family, race' plus '-ship'

Memory hook

KINSHIP — your KIN sailing together aboard the same family ship.

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