kinsfolk old-fashioned
kinfolk AmE old-fashioned

I found him in conclave with some of his kinsfolk.

I remember one in particular which was universally practiced by the near kinsfolk.

Most common is the triad of kinsfolk, poor, and travelers.

For that matter, I can't say with certainty whether my own kinsfolk are alive or dead.

"He was good to my lord's young kinsfolk," said Olivier.

You'll still have kinsfolk there, surely, three generations of them."

"I think two of my kinsfolk have not behaved to you altogether very well.

I will have no trouble finding kinsfolk to guest with when I get there.

You can understand, perhaps, why my kinsfolk were evasive in their answers."

Swiftly they overran the island, driving their dark kinsfolk into the sea.

Surely she would want her kinsfolk to know.

"Anyway, we've all got men kinsfolk who'd do that for us, surely, without having to marry them first.

In addition, toasts were drunk to the memory of departed kinsfolk.

Life in Ithkrypt would be easier without these kinsfolk ever at my side.

"You know your own kinsfolk better than can I, sweet Princess.

"I think it is friends or kinsfolk, or an alarm would have been rung."

He bids his kinsfolk and the lady that he loves to breakfast.

I felt strangely pulled this way and that Had Father sent me to spy on kinsfolk?

Have you ever heard anything from your father's kinsfolk, the Eyres?"

Now why did not we wish for some of our own kinsfolk, Legolas?"

Under the old dispensation this would have meant that his friends and kinsfolk were under the ban.

And the prince said to his father: "Invite our kinsfolk that they may see me and put my strength to the test."

A common meaning in other contexts is the money-penalty paid by a murderer to the kinsfolk of the victim.

And he thought again, "Maybe she has rich kinsfolk who will come presently with gold and marriage-gifts."

The whole clan dies, all the kinsfolk we have whom Genesios can reach.

The mother made sure they knew who his kinfolks were.

Now we must have the story of our lost kinfolk.

The people who lived in this area were kinfolk and friends.

And if giving up this life was a way to bring all my kinfolk back, I would.

"I will give you away if there are none of your kinfolk present."

"My family has been keeping watch on every side, for some kinfolk who are to meet us here."

He wanted to show off in front of his wives and kinfolk.

It brought me near to these people, and made them seem kinfolk of mine.

Or maybe one of my kinfolks back east had passed on and I was down for the insurance.

I mean, it might have been him or some of his kinfolk who made a deal with Sharp.

In the last few years he has sent 52 of his kinfolk abroad.

Give my regards to your mother - and to any other kinfolk you should meet.

"Some of my kinfolks used to live around here somewhere and I'm trying to track them down."

We had no close kinfolk, nobody keeping account of us.

Got their women and kinfolk to safety then began to get angry, I guess.

"And now that our mother has gone from us, we who are kinfolk should be together.

Sometimes, in :: other places, the kinfolk could stay while she worked.

Dolores had a few kinfolk in the area, but they seem to have moved on.

"As you and I have no kinfolk to sing the songs for us."

As a result, his kinfolk and loved ones turned their backs on him.

When was the last time a man had felt it necessary to meet the kinfolk before kissing a woman?

"Maybe he's kinfolk on the less successful side of the family.

I called for no shooting with kinfolk, and was surprised that he had it in mind.

Not a man who might have taken part in the murder of your kinfolk."

The white crow turned up every few days but its darker kinfolk did not.