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akin

adj

something akin to [singing, shouting, that]
more akin to [madness] than [genius]
is [closely, somewhat, much] akin to
is considered akin to
her [thoughts, views, opinions] are akin to mine
are akin in [spirit, moral]
[emotionally, intellectually] akin

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "akin" in the title:

a more [weaponized] version of Todd Akin - English Only forum
a sickening swiftness akin to suicide - English Only forum
akin to / not unlike - English Only forum
Akin to bling bling - English Only forum
Akin to finishing a jigsaw puzzle... - English Only forum
closely akin v. more akin - English Only forum
differences between akin to, like and as? - English Only forum
How to use the word " akin" - English Only forum
in the indexical manner of proximity akin to the uncanny - English Only forum
make them akin to ones bitch - English Only forum
Men are more akin to men and women to women than either are/is to the other. - English Only forum
satisfies the aesthetic sense; but that is akin to the sexual instinct - English Only forum
she’s something akin to a lost sorority sister" - English Only forum
similar/analogous/akin - English Only forum
somewhat akin to religion in the way... - English Only forum
This is akin to what is being happening in our department. - English Only forum
What starts as cat and mouse becomes something akin to father and son - English Only forum

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