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caring

Definition for caring

adjective as in affectionate

adjective as in concerned

Strongest matches

active, affected, attentive, interested

Strong match

implicated

Weak matches

down with, in on, mixed up, privy to, solicitous

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Example Sentences

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The Horse Trust spends about £2.5m a year caring for its horses, and is mostly funded by donations.

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“Economic development helps because it brings jobs and vitality, but it’s really about caring for people.”

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The middle-age crunch of caring for both children and parents has added to the load.

Except when it’s a lesson in not caring what other people think because you’re a middle-aged woman who no longer cares what other people think.

I have lived basically my whole life up to now not caring about being strong.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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