Kinder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KINDER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (short for) a kindergarten, a nursery school, also KINDIE, KINDY
• a group of people or things having similar characteristics
• character or nature
• each of the elements (bread and wine) of the Eucharist
• kindergarten or nursery school
ADJECTIVE:
• having or showing a friendly, generous, and considerate nature
• used in a polite request
• (of a consumer product) gentle on (a part of the body)
• affectionate or loving.
• more kind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having a gentle, giving nature

Words related to KINDER

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How to use KINDER in a sentence

• It would have seemed a vastly kinder fate had he been allowed to remain unconscious to the last.
• And yet, on a further view of things, I have reasoned myself into a kinder feeling towards thee.
• No, she wuz kinder good hearted and felt sorry for the afflicted.
• There are women who will be kinder to a sick tramp than to a conquering hero.
• It was Tony really who had driven him mad by being so much kinder to the other than to himself.
• The desert mountains and dreary glaciers are my refuge, and the bleak sky is kinder to me than your fellow-beings.
• He fancies, too, that his beautiful wife always seems kinder to him when she has been spending some little time with Lady Arleigh.
• No river in the world, equal to the Neckar in size, flows for its whole course through more delightful scenery, or among kinder and happier people.
• There is not in the world a kinder and more gentle being than yourself.
• But the heart that is full of generosity and fortitude, is generally most susceptible of the kinder and more amiable affections.
• Fairer is He than Baldur the Beautiful, greater than Odin the Wise, kinder than Freya the Good.
• Now that Dad is kinder to the little chap, we could have left him at St.
• My uncle, always kind and good to me, has been kinder and better than ever.
• There was a brief pause, and then Trefusis, too far out of sympathy with them to be able to lead the conversation into a kinder vein, left the room.
• She was kinder to him than she had ever been, yes, kinder than during those early days in Petrograd.
• A kinder, simpler, more empty-headed fellow does not exist.
• But he did not know what made the Ducklows so much happier, so much gentler and kinder, than formerly.
• The very tones of his voice became softer and kinder.
• So I kinder listened and heard whispers and the sound of some one moving about.
• However, he has been kinder than ever since, as if to make up.
• It really is very kind of the Grafin, and her want of enthusiasm, which was marked, only makes it all the kinder.
• Chocolate and bread, new butter and new eggs, put me in a kinder humor.
• Kinder for her, kinder for me, that we should never meet again.
• It would be kinder, and wiser, and more decent of you never to mention the matter to her.
• No one ever had a sharper tongue or a kinder heart than Mrs.
• But most of the doctors sence hez been kinder stuck up, you know.
• As thoughts of Genevra always made Wilford kinder toward his wife, so now he kissed her white cheek, noticing that, as Mark had said, it was whiter than last year in June.
• The Arabs of the desert are more ignorant than those of the towns, but they are much kinder to strangers and treat their wives and children better.
• Kinder, more hospitable, warmer-hearted people perhaps you will not find anywhere.

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