Form and Kin

Form

Form noun - The outward appearance of something as distinguished from its substance.

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Kin and form are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kin" instead a noun "Form".

Nearby Words: formal, formation, formed, formality, formless

Kin noun - A group of persons who come from the same ancestor.

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Form and kin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Form" instead a noun "Kin".

Nearby Words: kinship, kinsman

human	human form	human kin
normal	normal form	normal kin
regular	regular form	regular kin
true	true form	true kin
Other adjectives: actual, real, evil, new, cursed, lesser, alternate, modern, mutated, weaker.

The original word King comes from the Germanic form meaning "leader of kin" or chieftain in other words.

Source: What's Up, King Dude?
A footnote points out that being too stupid for their own good is a fully recognised form of death in this setting, and when the late Duke Strinbeck's next of kin were informed of his death in this manner, they didn't even blink.

Source: Literature / Agatha H. and the Voice of the Castle
In Stargate SG-1 an entire group of the normally Always Chaotic Evil (at the time) Big Bad race elected to become this trope and form a resistance movement to fight their evil kin.

Source: Willing Channeler

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