Kinsman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KINSMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a male relative
• A man of the same race or family; one related by blood.
• relative
• (in anthropological or formal use) a man who is one of a person's blood relations.

Words related to KINSMAN

kinsmen13 kinswoman18 kinswomen18 parricide14 parricides15 relative11

How to use KINSMAN in a sentence

• Neot, his kinsman, appeared to him, and promised that on the morrow his misfortunes would end.
• My kinsman lived retired, and never recovered the blow.
• At this juncture, Ursula told Luxmore about the behaviour of his kinsman Brithwood, with the result that his lordship went to Brithwood and made him turn over the money to her.
• I knew that she must have journeyed into our strange land with a real terror, nerved to that course only by a resolve to be no longer a burden upon her impoverished kinsman.
• For I have ever served you truly as a worthy knight and a kinsman should.
• The man who wrote this was at least a spiritual kinsman of Vergil.
• Mercutio, kinsman to the Prince and friend to Romeo.
• His relatives found in him a kinsman who was more than kind.
• The young man who waited below was a Berkley, a kinsman.
• To my honoured kinsman, John Dryden of Chesterton, in the county of Huntingdon, Esq.
• Although Larry had not opposed the proposition of his kinsman, yet he felt by no means at ease.
• Your kinsman Walker is a cul de plomb at the table, and has lost, I believe, both his eyes and fortune at it.
• The castle belonged to Badlesmere, whose wife was then residing there, with his kinsman, Bartholomew Burghersh, and a competent garrison.
• Are we thus slack? Can Melanippus view Unmoved a kinsman slain? Seest not the Greeks 670 How busy there with Dolops and his arms? Come on.
• And if my kinsman of La Tremouille say the same, the opinion is none the worse for that.
• Barry, at this time, was in the pay of Herr Potzdorff, of his Prussian Majesty’s Police, and was the associate of the Chevalier, his kinsman, in the pursuit of fortune.
• There is honourable peace between us, Dagny is dearer to me than weapons or gold, and never shall I forget that thou art her nearest kinsman.
• The richest man in town took an interest in the affairs of the poorest as in those of a kinsman.
• His choice fell upon the son of a near kinsman, a child ten years of age, whom he named Serfojee.
• Sigeberht resigned the crown to his kinsman Egric, and had entered a monastery to finish his days in peace.
• What perfect hospitality could do was done, without ostentation, with the exact degree of spontaneity which made it appear as a service rendered to a kinsman.
• Addison found it impossible to stem the tide of opposition, which was every where running against his kinsman, through the influence and power of the duke of Bolton.
• Our two boats and their gear were always in the best of order, and our kinsman, Arngeir, used and tended them when we were away in the ship in summertime.
• But it was doubtless pleasant that the lady should see that her kinsman was not unwilling to draw sword for her.
• And I, Jacques Sorgue, traveling afterward by sea, beheld with my own eyes my kinsman, the Black Priest of St.
• The enemy led out with them from the city of Sodoma, with their spoils, the kinsman of Abraham.
• This nobleman was also a distant kinsman to the Earl of Dunstanwolde, and at this ball, for the first time for months, Sir John Oxon appeared again.
• Young also, wanting money, intimated to his young kinsman that he was about to sell him.
• She could not mention the name of her kinsman as the person whom she suspected of an evil design.

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