kinship
/ˈkɪnʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
a close or intimate relationship between people, typically based on family or social ties.
“The sense of kinship between the two brothers was strong even after they moved apart.”
2. noun
a relationship of common descent or ancestry.
“The people of the village claimed a kinship with the ancient tribe that once inhabited the land.”
3. noun
a similarity of interest or purpose.
“The sense of kinship among the artists was evident in their joint exhibition.”
4. verb
to establish or strengthen a bond of kinship between people or groups.
“The organization’s mission is to kinship the isolated communities with the rest of society.”