kinfolk
1 of 1noun/ˈkɪnfoʊk/
Forms:kinfolk
1
family or relatives collectively
- During the holidays, we always gather with our kinfolk for a big family dinner.
- My kinfolk came from all over the country to attend my graduation ceremony.
- It's important to stay connected with your kinfolk, even if they live far away.
- We often reminisce about our childhood adventures with our kinfolk when we get together.
- In times of need, our kinfolk are always there to offer support and encouragement.