Thesaurus / nourish
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Working as a doctor treating refugees at Mission Hospital, she created in 1989 the Shuhada Organization and Clinic in Quetta, Pakistan — which treated Afghan women and girls, healing them physically and nourishing them academically.
THIS AFGHAN CRUSADER SHOULD HAVE BEATEN OBAMA FOR THE NOBELNICK FOURIEZOSOCTOBER 11, 2020OZYIf you’re looking to avoid sulfates, parabens, or sodium chloride, then this nourishing scrub is for you.
SCALP SCRUBS THAT BANISH SCALY PATCHES AND BUILD-UPPOPSCI COMMERCE TEAMSEPTEMBER 4, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEOne hormone called estrogen equips female bodies to release eggs and nourish a developing fetus.
EXPLAINER: WHAT IS PUBERTY?ESTHER LANDHUISAUGUST 27, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTSOur brains falsely attribute the quality of breakfast to these items, perhaps to encourage us to eat them and thereby nourish ourselves.
THE HARD PROBLEM OF BREAKFAST - ISSUE 88: LOVE & SEXJONATHAN BINESAUGUST 5, 2020NAUTILUSThe hornet then carries this treat home to nourish young hornets.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ‘MURDER HORNETS’SUSAN MILIUSJULY 20, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTSAnd it shall come to pass in that day, that a man shall nourish a young cow, and two sheep.
THE BIBLE, DOUAY-RHEIMS VERSIONVARIOUSThey lay like vast skeletons, serving to nourish the mushrooms which grew vigorously in the rank vegetation.
IN THE WILDS OF FLORIDAW.H.G. KINGSTONAll the summer long these pastures nourish the sheep, poor enough beasts at the best.
FLORENCE AND NORTHERN TUSCANY WITH GENOAEDWARD HUTTONThey tasted fine and seemed to nourish him, so he really didn't care.
THE STATUS CIVILIZATIONROBERT SHECKLEYI seem to be speaking altogether of nourishing emotion, and we ought to nourish noble emotions.
GIRLS AND WOMENHARRIET E. PAINE (AKA E. CHESTER}WORDS RELATED TO NOURISH
- adhere
- arrest
- bind
- bottle up
- carry
- catch
- check
- cherish
- clasp
- cleave
- clench
- clinch
- cling
- clutch
- confine
- contain
- cork up
- cradle
- detain
- embrace
- enclose
- enjoy
- fondle
- freeze to
- grip
- handle
- hang on
- have
- hug
- imprison
- keep
- keep close
- keep out
- lock up
- maintain
- not let go
- nourish
- occupy
- own
- palm
- possess
- press
- put a lock on
- restrain
- retain
- secure
- seize
- squeeze
- stay put
- stick
- take
- trammel
- vise
- wield
- withhold
- wring
- allowing
- babying
- catering
- coddling
- cosseting
- delighting
- entertaining
- favoring
- fostering
- giving in
- giving rein to
- going along
- going easy on
- gratifying
- humoring
- mollycoddling
- nourishing
- obliging
- pampering
- pandering
- petting
- pleasing
- regaling
- satiating
- satisfying
- spoil rottening
- spoiling
- taking care of
- tickling
- yielding
- advertise
- advocate
- aid
- assist
- avail
- back
- befriend
- benefit
- bolster
- boost
- build up
- call attention to
- champion
- contribute
- cooperate
- cry
- develop
- encourage
- endorse
- espouse
- forward
- foster
- further
- get behind
- hype
- improve
- nourish
- nurture
- patronize
- plug
- popularize
- press-agent
- propagandize
- publicize
- puff
- push
- push for
- recommend
- sell
- serve
- soft sell
- speak for
- speed
- sponsor
- stimulate
- subsidize
- succor
- support
- uphold
- urge
- work for
- advertises
- advocates
- aids
- assists
- avails
- backs
- befriends
- benefits
- bolsters
- boosts
- builds up
- calls attention to
- champions
- contributes
- cooperates
- cries
- develops
- encourages
- endorses
- espouses
- forwards
- fosters
- furthers
- gets behind
- hypes
- improves
- nourishes
- nurtures
- patronizes
- plugs
- popularizes
- propagandizes
- publicizes
- puffs
- pushes
- pushes for
- recommends
- sells
- serves
- speaks for
- speeds
- sponsors
- stimulates
- subsidizes
- succors
- supports
- upholds
- urges
- works for
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