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nurture English

Meaning nurture meaning

What does nurture mean?

nurture

— verb help develop, help grow nurture his talents — verb (= nourish, sustain) provide with nourishment We sustained ourselves on bread and water This kind of food is not nourishing for young children — noun (= raising) the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child — verb (= raise, bring up) bring up raise a family bring up children — noun helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community they debated whether nature or nurture was more important

Synonyms nurture synonyms

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nurture English » English

nourish foster raise rear bring up feed nurse rearing cherish care for upbringing take care of support educate breeding breed take care sustain raising fostering cultivate care train tend look after grow fosterage bringing up tutelage training teach service serve promote parent nourishment mind incubate hatch food entertain develop culture cultivation cradle brood worry work vet treat

Conjugation nurture conjugation

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nurture · verb

Examples nurture examples

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Simple sentences

Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune.
Deep inside your heart, nurture benevolence for everything that exists!
Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.
Let's use our experiences to nurture the sense needed to make marital relations go well.

Movie subtitles

For here at Marcia Blaine. we have done our best to nurture the virtuous woman. for her price is far above rubies.
That's the passion that'll nurture the dandelions above your grave.
At Bunker Hill our goal is not only to educate the boy, it is to develop the man, to plumb potential, to nurture it in an atmosphere of strict discipline and intensive training.
Did we mutually nurture each other?
It will teach the children of the poor, not by beating or cajolement, but by love and nurture.
For Victory, we shall groom the strongest and nurture them, the same applies for the Youth Corps.
And be there to nurture her when she needs love and attention.
After months of careful nurture, the cocoon cracked.
I'd love, protect and nurture that miracle with everything I have.
What we gotta do is develop a, a basic, simple, inexpensive toy. that will nurture a child's creative thinking.
They carry the ideals, nurture our young and set an example to us men.
Yet, somehow I'm compelled to nurture you.
They have this powerful duality. as both signage designed to attract the opposite sex. and then as a food source to nurture the offspring of the alliance.
We wish to nurture the spirit of fellowship between scientists of Earth and Taelon.
I shall tenderly nurture this new era of mankind, guiding them into a world of peerless potential.
A few nurture a tender, ever-fading picture.
Good body of Sir John, That I nurture to full measure, Thanks for the pleasure.
We shall nurture that flicker into at least a dull flame.
Big Bro likes to nurture raw talents like yours.
I want to give- nurture something that has some. meaning in life.
So that Evelyn Walker and others can raise and nurture their children at a time in lives that's so important to their development.
The true savage was Colman. and men in your country and mine. who create and nurture such assassins.
I sense the occult powers we could nurture.
Each priestess here with her own seed to nurture.
And I want to give birth to a child that I'll have time to nurture. for something other than theatre.
Sciences nurture youths.
And nurture a tree in a grove.
And third, we wish a school to be endowed. It will teach the children of the poor, not by beating or cajolement, but by love and nurture.
And I feel all of us know, to have true satisfaction in life won't be in what colleges we go to or what jobs we end up with or even how much money we make, but more in our ability to nurture and sustain genuine relationships.
Let us hope that he comes to embody the dreams you nurture for him.
She has no idea how to nurture you.
Deep inside I can feel the femininity, the softness, the need to nurture.
Nobody knows if it's nature or nurture, being gay.
So, in your opinion, Doctor, were my actions triggered by nature. or nurture?
I feel unable to nurture the artistic temperament or virtuosity of Mr. Klemmer.
Given the capacity for change, for love, to grow, to nurture change.
And you should find it, you should nurture it. And you should share your laughter and a warm cup of tea with a man worthy of loving you in return.

News and current affairs

High, often long-term unemployment and cuts in social benefits nurture, but do not cause such attitudes; their deep-seated cultural roots matter far more.
Russia's gradual inclusion in the G-8 was supposed to nurture the growth of democracy, foster creation of a free-market economy, and encourage constructive behavior in international relations.
Lucky are those countries that have both, and that nurture and protect them!
Finally, we must find ways to nurture stronger and more vigorous economic growth, a prerequisite to solid investment in social sectors.
Moreover, they should balance the demands of the marketplace with the need to nurture ethical values and social skills, and adopt admissions and financial-aid policies that give socially disadvantaged students access without compromising standards.
This reallocation can damage long-term economic development if those sectors nurture learning by doing and fuel broader productivity gains.
In a country without resource wealth, by contrast, elites have little alternative but to nurture a decentralized economy in which individuals have incentives to work and save.
I would also include the social dimension under the reform banner - particularly the need to identify and nurture sources of growth capable of generating sufficient jobs.
For reasons of its own, the Bush administration has found it advantageous to nurture the fear that September 11 engendered.
But it also promises to nurture the creative ferment in which great science thrives.
Democracy does nurture some common values, but they are overwhelmingly liberal values - in other words, individual rights trump collective obligations.
Even so, one effect of the traditional heroic warrior approach to leadership has been to support the belief that leaders are born rather than made, and that nature is more important than nurture.
A persuasive experiment recently demonstrated the interaction between nature and nurture.
Nature and nurture became thoroughly intertwined.
Beyond noting and appreciating what their families have done for them, graduates must consider the kind of family that they want to nurture.
By displacing traditional centers of power, development can nurture collective resentment.
But this did not last long, thanks to both the UN and the democratic processes it is helping to nurture.
Informal learning implies a messy, unruly, and potentially subversive process. But it also promises to nurture the creative ferment in which great science thrives.
It also has the potential to nurture a business environment conducive to private-sector growth, job creation, and poverty reduction.
Instead, we must spread and nurture our shared values: the rule of law, democracy, and freedom.
It will succeed only if strong institutions are created to protect and nurture the rule of law long after Xi is out of power.

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