Want to say kind differently? Here are other words for kind and its similar synonyms and opposite words to say in unique way.
Meaning of kind
The primary meaning of the word "kind" is having or showing a gentle and considerate nature.
Etymology of kind
The word "kind" originates from Old English "cynd(e)", which is related to the word "kin", and is also connected to the Old Norse word "kundr", meaning "nature, character, or type"
Historically, the word "kind" has been used to describe a person's nature or character, with connotations of gentleness, benevolence, and generosity
Synonyms
gentle
considerate
thoughtful
benevolent
generous
humanitarian
charitable
philanthropic
sympathetic
compassionate
empathetic
kindhearted
warm
friendly
affable
amiable
genial
gracious
courteous
polite
civil
obliging
accommodating
helpful
supportive
altruistic
unselfish
magnanimous
liberal
munificent
beneficent
benignant
Definitions
- Having or showing a gentle and considerate nature
- Of a good or benevolent nature or character
- Doing or intended to do good, rather than harm
Usage Examples
- She was a kind and caring person who always put others before herself
- He showed kind hospitality to the stranger in need
- The kind words of encouragement helped to boost her confidence
Antonyms
cruel
harsh
unkind
heartless
ruthless
merciless
brutal
savage
ferocious
vicious
malignant
malevolent
spiteful
malicious
nasty
mean
unfriendly
uncharitable
ungenerous
selfish
inconsiderate
thoughtless
unsympathetic
unfeeling