What does kinly mean?
Kinly means Involving or characteristic of kinship..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Involving or characteristic of kinship..
Among the unrelated lodgers in Kaloleni we have an interesting contrast which is pointed out by Luo themselves and which is used to substantiate the distinction which they hold between those whom I may call kinly and unkinly friends.
On this occasion, the acting president and the new Thai ambassador talked of a number of matters, in particular the development of the kinly and neighbourly relations between the peoples of Laos and Thailand.
I nod foolish at these brown ermanos. Feel some kinly warming to them, children who ain't kill myself.
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Kinly means Involving or characteristic of kinship..
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Among the unrelated lodgers in Kaloleni we have an interesting contrast which is pointed out by Luo themselves and which is used to substantiate the distinction which they hold between those whom I may call kinly and unkinly friends.
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