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kinsfolk
noun as in kin
noun as in kindred
noun as in kinfolk
noun as in kith and kin
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There are more chiefs than in other nations, for there is one in every ten or twelve houses, who is head of his kinsfolk.
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The turf was not yet green over the grave of the Csar, and she owed a duty to her mother's kinsfolk in Provence.
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Their kinsfolk and friends, also, can do much for their aid.
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Yes, they were all kinsfolk or friends, whose wedding presents he had returned a month before.
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I remember one in particular which was universally practiced by the near kinsfolk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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