kinfolks

The word “kinfolks” has 2 syllables: kin-folks

It's pronounced as /ˈkɪnˌfoʊks/


What is synonym and antonym for kinfolks?

In the thesaurus, “kinfolks” has 53 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for kinfolks along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for kinfolks

Antonyms for kinfolks

  • ancestry
  • birth
  • descent
  • extraction
  • individual
  • origin
  • pedigree

Meanings of kinfolks

  • noun
    1. (also in plural) Relatives, relations.

Example Sentences

  • All the kinfolks gathered for the annual family barbecue.
  • His kinfolks were known for their hospitality and kindness.
  • The holiday season is a time to reconnect with your kinfolks.
  • The old farmhouse has been home to generations of kinfolks.
  • Her kinfolks came from far and wide to attend the wedding.

On this page you'll find 60 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to kinfolks, such as: ancestry, association, band, birth, blended family, blood, brood.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

kissing cousin

kinsman

  • agnate
  • aunt
  • blood
  • brother-in-law
  • clan
  • clansperson
  • cognate
  • connection
  • cousin
  • family
  • father
  • father-in-law
  • folk
  • folks
  • grandparents
  • great-grandparents
  • house
  • in-law
  • in-laws
  • kin
  • kindred
  • kinfolk
  • kinfolks
  • kinsfolk
  • kinsperson
  • kinswoman
  • kissing cousin
  • line
  • lineage
  • mother
  • mother-in-law
  • nephew
  • niece
  • people
  • race
  • relation
  • relative
  • sib
  • sibling
  • sister-in-law
  • stepbrother
  • stepparent
  • stepsister
  • stock
  • tribe
  • uncle

kins

kith

race

  • accelerate
  • arrow
  • barrel
  • battle
  • beat it
  • beeline
  • beetle
  • belt
  • blast
  • blaze
  • blended family
  • blood
  • blow
  • boil
  • bolt
  • bomb
  • bowl
  • branch
  • breeze
  • brood
  • brook
  • bundle
  • bustle
  • buzz
  • cannonball
  • careen
  • career
  • catch up
  • challenge
  • chase
  • clan
  • clansman
  • clash
  • clip
  • compete
  • competition
  • contend
  • contention
  • contest
  • course
  • creek
  • dart
  • dash
  • descendant
  • descendent
  • drive
  • duct
  • dynasty
  • engage
  • engagement
  • ethnicity
  • event
  • extended family
  • face off
  • family
  • fast-forward
  • fight
  • fling
  • flit
  • fly
  • folk
  • folks
  • gallop
  • get a move on
  • gill
  • go
  • go out
  • hare
  • haste
  • hasten
  • hie
  • highball
  • house
  • household
  • hump
  • hurl
  • hurry
  • hurtle
  • hustle
  • issue
  • jet
  • jockey
  • jog
  • jostle
  • jump
  • kin
  • kindred
  • kinfolk
  • kinfolks
  • kinsfolk
  • kinsman
  • kinswoman
  • kith
  • lash
  • line
  • lineage
  • make tracks
  • maneuver
  • marathon
  • match
  • meet
  • minority
  • motor
  • nation
  • nationality
  • nip
  • nuclear family
  • offspring
  • outpace
  • outrun
  • outstrip
  • overtake
  • pelt
  • people
  • play
  • plunge ahead
  • post
  • progeny
  • pursue
  • quicken
  • raceway
  • ram
  • relative
  • relay
  • rill
  • rindle
  • rip
  • rival
  • rivalry
  • rivulet
  • rocket
  • run
  • runnel
  • rush
  • rustle
  • scamper
  • scion
  • scoot
  • scramble
  • scud
  • scuffle
  • scurry
  • scuttle
  • seed
  • shake a leg
  • shoot
  • skim
  • sluice
  • speed
  • sprint
  • spurt
  • stampede
  • step
  • step on it
  • step out
  • stock
  • streak
  • swoop
  • tear
  • tide
  • train
  • travel
  • tribe
  • trot
  • try out
  • vie
  • whirl
  • whisk
  • whiz
  • whizz
  • wing
  • work
  • zip
  • zoom

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