kinder
How many syllables in kinder?
There are 2 syllables in the word kinder.How to pronounce kinder:
Synonyms for kinder:
breed
description
genre
kidney
manner
nature
sort
species
stripe
type
variety
Antonyms for kinder:
badder
bitterer
colder
cooler
crueler
grimmer
harder
harsher
hatefuller
impoliter
meaner
more aloof
more antagonistic
more antihumanitarian
more atrocious
more barbaric
more barbarous
more bestial
more brutal
more brute
more brutish
more callous
more cold-blooded
more disagreeable
more discourteous
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