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kindful

kindful adjective: natural.

Adjective

kindful (comparative more kindful, superlative most kindful)

  1. (obsolete) Natural.
  2. (UK, dialectal) Of, relating to, or denoting a specified kind or sort; kindly.
    • "Men and women, horses and asses, sheep and oxen, and all kindiful things"1830, Robert Forby, The vocabulary of East Anglia
  3. Of natural disposition or affections; kind.
    • The lady who was then in charge of the school, manifested a kindful feeling towards her, and imparted the best [...]1856, Wesleyan Methodist missionary society, The Wesleyan juvenile offering

Antonyms of kindful

Forms of kindful

comparativemore kindful
superlativemost kindful
alternative formkindiful

Origin of kindful

From Middle English kindeful, kyndeful, equivalent to kind + -ful.

Questions about kindful

What does kindful mean?
Kindful means natural.
What part of speech is kindful?
Kindful is an adjective.

Words near kindful in the dictionary

  1. kinderwhores
  2. kindes
  3. kindest
  4. kindest regards
  5. kindest-hearted
  6. kindful
  7. kindheart
  8. kindhearted
  9. kindheartedly
  10. kindheartedness
  11. kindheartednesses

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