Social Relationships

noun a close friend or companion, especially one who is involved in questionable activities

• The businessman was accused of engaging in crony capitalism.
• I heard that he got the job because he's a crony of the boss.
• Don't trust him, he's just a crony looking out for himself.
• The politician surrounded himself with cronies who were loyal to him.

noun one's family and relations

• It is important to maintain close ties with our kith and kin for a strong support system.
• We're having a family gathering this weekend, so all our kith and kin will be there.
• I can always count on my kith and kin to have my back no matter what.
• In times of trouble, it's comforting to know that our kith and kin will always stand by us.

noun a state of being alone or solitary, usually resulting in feelings of sadness or isolation

• Loneliness can have a negative impact on one's mental health.
• Feeling lonely sucks, doesn't it?
• I hate being in a loner mood.
• In a crowd full of people, she still felt the weight of loneliness on her shoulders.

noun a noun referring to the quality of being excessively submissive or obedient

• The king expected servility from his subjects at all times.
• She couldn't stand his constant servility towards his boss.
• I'm not gonna put up with that kind of servility from anyone.
• The servility of the old building towards the new skyscrapers was evident in its dilapidated state.