"akin in" is not correct and not usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "akin to" in order to express a comparison. For example, "He was akin to a brother to me."
Mea culpa Akin in his own words "Rape is an evil act.
| Feb. 23 at 4 30: "The Edge of Heaven" (2007, Fatih Akin; in Turkish and German).
The charge is akin in New Orleans to being accused of a lack of patriotism.
"Certainly Vito Lopez now occupies the same position as Mr. Akin in Missouri: He's a pariah," Professor Berg said.
Basque regionalism, though more akin in its ideas to extreme nationalist movements, was less a challenge than Catalan regionalism.
This is akin, in the hyper-peripatetic art world, to a professional skier refusing to use a lift.
That is roughly akin, in the Cajun universe, to describing Graceland as the house belonging to Gladys Presley's son.
Two candidates, Todd Akin in Missouri and Richard Mourdock in Indiana, lost after making controversial remarks about abortion and rape.
Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Democrat of California, likened his comments to those made by Todd Akin in the 2012 Senate race.
We have all heard about Todd Akin in Missouri, who claimed after a recent debate that Senator Claire McCaskill wasn't sufficiently "ladylike".
(Nobody believes Priebus, who also swore up and down that the GOP would never support Todd Akin in a general election).
