to nourish
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- verb
- /ˈnɜrɪʃ/
:
nutrir
- She aims to nourish her child with healthy foods.
- well-nourished
- nourish plants and animals
- nourish a new life
It's, it's a movement that nourishes me so deeply.
- It's, it's a movement that nourishes me so deeply.
- That monster out there that warms this planet, that nourishes and gives us light.
- If I'm eating to enjoy it consciously and to nourish my body, that's great.
- So glutamine is critical for actually nourishing those intestinal cells.
- You, you see friends that nourish you, that make you feel better.
- Foods, supplements, things that twos can do to nourish themselves.
- It just feeds and nourishes your skin on a on a deep level.
- They're in the raw state and they're ready to nourish you back to health.
- And just to nourish your ill will, Mala Valencia, right?
- And what is this Qi Gong about learning to nourish yourself with Qi with energy.
Examples
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Breastfeeding seems like a way for a mother to nourish a baby.
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If I'm eating to enjoy it consciously and to nourish my body, that's great.
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I am going to nourish my skin from the inside out.
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And with plants, the purpose of the roots is to nourish the plant.
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Bless this food and those it's about to nourish.
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Then he'll bring you a meal to nourish your bodies in preparation for your glorious day.
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And I'm dedicating it to Mom and Dad, who nourish me with love.
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Brilliant strategy number six, nourish your gut microbiome with fermented foods.
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So glutamine is critical for actually nourishing those intestinal cells.
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It sustains him, nourishes him.
Synonyms
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To give food to a person, animal, or plant
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To give a person or thing what it needs to live
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To care for and encourage someone or something to grow
To give nutrients that help a person, animal, or plant grow
To give food to a person, animal, or plant
Antonyms
Idioms
How Nourished
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Nourish comes from the Latin word nutrire, which means 'to feed', and the same root is in nutrition and nurse. So to nourish someone is to give food and care so they can grow and stay healthy.