fostering
- noun
- /ˈfɔstərɪŋ/
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fomento
- The teacher focused on fostering a love for reading among her students.
And other solutions like therapy and fostering other sources of support may be expensive.
- And other solutions like therapy and fostering other sources of support may be expensive.
- What's your take on, on the role of psychedelics in fostering this?
- Avoiding dairy is one small way we try to live out Stoic values and principles by fostering a better world.
- We have knowing and uttering, cherishing and fostering.
Examples
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Informal education is much more effective way of fostering interest and creativity.
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And, and these may not be the right terms, but fostering the development of real confidence versus the shell of confidence.
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But what I do try to pass on is I, I believe in fostering creativity and safety.
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Avoiding dairy is one small way we try to live out Stoic values and principles by fostering a better world.
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The organization is dedicated to fostering the growth of young entrepreneurs.
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Fostering collaboration in the workplace can lead to more innovative solutions.
Synonyms
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Actions that help something grow or become more accepted
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Helping plants, animals, or people's skills to grow and develop
To help something grow or develop, for example ideas
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Etymology
Fostering comes from an old English verb fostrian that meant 'to feed' or 'bring up'. Think of a foster parent who cares for a child; to foster something is to care for it and help it grow.