kindredness
kindredship

Know that the wind speaks of the knowledge of the Earth, and the spirit of the kindredness of all living things emanates from everywhere.

By inference, such accord would extend to a kindredness between Auden and McCall Smith.

Shreve was a little concerned about sharing her space with a stranger, but said she felt "a kindredness" with the young woman, who has been working as an apprentice tattoo artist in Louisville, Kentucky.

"As for the future, I hope it will be one of peace and kindredship between our peoples.

Would you not like to claim kindredship with him in that, though in no other thing he is like, or likely, to you?

To foster a kindredship of equals among all free-thinking, free-willing, and free-acting individuals, whoever and wherever they may be.

Said Reedy of Wilbanks, "We just have a kindredship as musicians and as players...."

Endless is My co-operation with My creation, through the harmony of My Trinity of reference to the kindredship of My creation.

Ken and Felicia, sunk unobtrusively in the big chairs at the hearth, were each aware of a subtle kindredship between these two at the piano--a something which they could not altogether understand.