Kindliness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KINDLINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being kindly
• the quality of being kind, warm-hearted, or gentle; kindness.
• Natural inclination; natural course.
• The quality or state of being kindly; benignity; benevolence; gentleness; tenderness; as, kindliness of disposition, of treatment, or of words.
• Softness; mildness; propitiousness; as, kindliness of weather, or of a season.
• friendliness evidence by a kindly and helpful disposition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being kindly

Words related to KINDLINESS

benignity15 kindly14

Words that contain KINDLINESS

kindlinesses17 unkindliness17 unkindlinesses19

How to use KINDLINESS in a sentence

• The frankness and kindliness of the Atterburys had been assumed to lure him to his fatal adventure.
• Desire passed like a gust of flame, desire divine and fruitful, since they possessed the power of love, kindliness, and health.
• Yet such kindliness should not be allowed to exclude kindliness to communities who stand nearer to us in nature.
• She preferred stupidity to common sense, when the former was allied with good form, and the latter only with plain kindliness.
• But soon came a day when the young Tzar revealed to Europe not merely kindliness, but strength.
• But when we think of such things we need no longer feel ourselves in the grip of a Fate that laughs at human purpose and human kindliness.
• His carriage had the same blending of soldier and nobleman, and the stately kindliness with which he bade us welcome belonged, alas! to another day.
• In fact, there was about him an air of superiority which, though tempered by much kindliness, was not altogether agreeable.
• William was stern without hatred and merciful without kindliness, only thinking which of the two might promote or retard his success, gentleness or severity.
• Howe lacked in the higher culture she made up in homely perception and unassuming kindliness.
• But, O slayer of foes, no one applaudeth thee for thus suffering such pain in consequence of the kindliness of thy disposition.
• All this was done very naturally, and with a kindliness which spoke highly for the warmth and purity of their affections.
• I kept my bed for a couple of days, being tended with much kindliness by a little old surgeon attached to the garrison.
• In the system under which they were placed by Moses, they were taught to look with kindliness on those who came to sojourn among them, of whatever race they might be.
• If ye be aware of a certain truth, if ye possess a jewel, of which others are deprived, share it with them in a language of utmost kindliness and goodwill.
• If ye be aware of a certain truth, if ye possess a jewel, of which others are deprived, share it with them in a language of utmost kindliness and good-will.
• His mouth, which was rather large, expressed both irony and kindliness.
• The people were very amiable, and I found on all sides the same courtesy and kindliness that Margary describes on his first visit.
• Yet I believe that much of the kindliness, much of the gentleness now so marked in Chinese nature, may be traced to the teaching of this great apostle of peace and quietude.
• At the peace table, in all his kindliness and power, he determined to see justice meted out to poor, unfortunate people in all lands.
• Surely men who are leaders of thought must conform to the example of his kindliness and goodwill.
• Shrewd woman, with all her gentle kindliness and tact, was Mrs.
• Yet it was apparent that he regarded their kindliness as racial weakness.
• If you detect the ridicule, and your kindliness is chilled by it, you are slipping into the grasp of Satire.
• Anna Gates was not the best possible companion for Harmony, and this with every allowance for her real kindliness, her genuine affection for the girl.
• He radiated kindliness from a heart at peace with all mankind.
• We speak in all kindliness when we say that they are distinguished by a certain restlessness of disposition, by a considerable degree of vanity.
• He also avoided the subject of Guy, treating her with a careless kindliness that set her wholly at ease with him.
• Humble and submissive, she did not attempt to break in upon a reverie she could not help but feel had little kindliness to herself.

Similar words containing KINDLINES without suffix s

kindlinesses17 unkindliness17 unkindlinesses19

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