unkindred Synonyms
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unkindred Meaning
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unkindred (a.)
Not kindred; not of the same kin.
unkindred Sentence Examples
- The new student felt unkindred and out of place among her peers.
- Their beliefs were so unkindred that it made it difficult to maintain a conversation.
- The unkindred souls never found common ground, their differences casting a shadow over their relationship.
- The writer's unkindred prose alienated his readership, leaving them uninspired and detached.
- The siblings were unkindred spirits, their personalities clashing like thunder and lightning.
- The unkindred nations engaged in a protracted conflict, their values and aspirations irreconcilable.
- The unkindred trees stood tall and alone, their branches refusing to intertwine with their neighbors.
- The unkindred souls wandered through the desolate wasteland, their hearts filled with emptiness and despair.
- The unkindred spirits danced a macabre ballet, their movements devoid of harmony or compassion.
- The world was an unkindred place, where strangers passed each other by without a second thought.
FAQs About the word unkindred
Not kindred; not of the same kin.
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The new student felt unkindred and out of place among her peers.
Their beliefs were so unkindred that it made it difficult to maintain a conversation.
The unkindred souls never found common ground, their differences casting a shadow over their relationship.
The writer's unkindred prose alienated his readership, leaving them uninspired and detached.
