kinship

There is a deep sense of shared community and kinship, and no matter who they are, they call each other cousin, auntie and uncle.

After making her first foray into directing this season, Han learned to embrace the unknown — kind of like Conrad, a character she feels a special kinship to.

Third, there are Indian citizens of Nepali ethnicity - descendants of earlier waves of migration in the 18th to 20th Centuries - who are rooted in India but still claim cultural kinship with Nepal.

Reading about Decibel’s original lychee martini, I felt an odd kinship — as if my own fruit obsession had been quietly waiting in the city all along.

The department added it was "committed to ensuring adopted and kinship families continue to receive the help they need to thrive".