Kind is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KIND in dictionary:

VERB:
• (obsolete) to beget, also KYND, KYNDE
• To beget.
• old word for beget or father
NOUN:
• a group of people or things having similar characteristics
• character or nature
• each of the elements (bread and wine) of the Eucharist
• a category of things distinguished by some common characteristic or quality
• class or group with common characteristics
ADJECTIVE:
• good to others
• 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.
• considerate, friendly, and helpful
• Nature; natural instinct or disposition.
• Race; genus; species; generic class; as, in mankind or humankind.
• Nature; style; character; sort; fashion; manner; variety; description; class; as, there are several kinds of eloquence, of style, and of music; many kinds of government; various kinds of soil, etc.
• having or showing a tender and considerate and helpful nature; used especially of persons and their behavior
• agreeable, conducive to comfort
• tolerant and forgiving under provocation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having a gentle, giving nature
• a class of similar or related objects or individuals

Words related to KIND

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Words that contain KIND

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How to use KIND in a sentence

• And in so acting, I felt I was working better for the greatness of my country than I could possibly have done by any kind of stolid persecution.
• Chatterton inquired warmly after Emily, and in a particularly kind manner concerning Mr.
• Good nature did not appear to be wanting, but it was not the frank and boisterous kind natural to the cowboy or rancher in town for a day.
• Hislop that of a kind of a dowager, and John was once more butler in the house of the Napiers.
• She liked it, and she thought it was very, very kind of Father to be willing to give me up almost three whole months of his six, so I could go to school here.
• When we crossed the last bridge, we came to a kind of island covered with groves of the silver ash.
• With kind dignity Greenleaf predicted their undoubted return to the craft next morning.
• I was no sooner established in the favor of Justinian than I prompted him to all kind of cruelty.
• I was kind, and made all the court to them I could, though we could not converse but by an interpreter.
• If you see your way to this kind action, and write to him to come and see you, kindly state in your letter that it is about a situation.
• I soon found that one kind of insect would kill another and that sometimes my specimens would grow wings over night and fly away.
• That Judas kind will do the darkest deeds for greed of gain.
• And Theodorus, the Cappadocian, being sent there by Solomon, attempted to dissuade them and win them by kind words, but they listened to nothing of what was said.
• I mean that if your longing for your own kind made you lose your love for me.
• But as it happened, that kind of play was dead and gone, and no injection of oratory would bring it to life again.
• It was the first instance of the kind in Roman history.
• Paul remained, even after these great changes, in many respects the same kind of men as before.
• Science was at that time surrounded by a kind of superstitious halo of respect, to which Averroes, like so many others, is indebted for a good part of his renown.
• Be kind in truth, not only in appearance and outwardly.
• She would very much have preferred that he should have brought nothing of the kind to her.
• Nan had never been anything but kind to her and secretly Cora did not believe this ill-natured history of Nan Sherwood that Linda repeated.
• Yet there was his friend, with the midnight lamp just lighted, and so kind a welcome that Langholm confided in him on the spot.
• He says, and Miss Barbara, she says, that I ought to try to like you and feel kind to you.
• Only my Lady grew kind at parting and said, indeed if Tom Paunton and J.
• I will be revenged for this kind of hardness, and in a way that becomes me.
• There are many of them because there are many of each kind there are and she was of one kind.
• Leslie is so kind to me, like an own father, and I am looking forward to my life with him most eagerly.
• That is the kind of a woman I should like for a mother-in-law.

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