kind
noun [C] /kaɪnd/Definition
A1 a group with similar characteristics, or a particular type: Today's vehicles use two kinds of fuel - petrol and diesel. What kind of (a) job are you looking for? I just don't have that kind of money (= I haven't got so much money). The cupboard contained all kinds of strange things. Her travel company was the first of its kind (= of others that are similar).Categories and varietiesSpecies and genders
(Definition of kind noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Being and appearing different
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- Describing people with the same qualities
- Different and difference
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- Linking and relating
- Lists and catalogues
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Synonyms and related words:
- animal noun (TYPE)
- brand noun (PRODUCT)
- breed noun
- category noun
- classification noun
- food group noun
- form noun (TYPE)
- hue noun (TYPE)
- ilk noun
- incarnation noun
- manner noun (TYPE)
- matter noun (TYPE)
- model noun (MACHINE)
- mould noun (TYPE OF PERSON)
- order noun (TYPE)
- run noun (ORDINARY)
- shade noun (DEGREE)
- style noun (DESIGN)
- type noun (GROUP)
- variety noun (TYPE)
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