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nurture

[nur-cher] / ˈnɜr tʃər /




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Discover, allow, and nurture that human spirit through the experiences of life.

From MarketWatch

Former colleagues have commented that Watson nurtured the careers of female scientists at Harvard in the 1950s and 60s, at a time when that was not the norm.

From BBC

Throughout my childhood, my mother bristled with energy and was the most nurturing person.

From The Wall Street Journal

The producer said he hoped the financial impact of global success would help nurture future writers with Welsh stories to tell.

From BBC

His mercurial talent would be nurtured by the 1986 World Champion Joe Johnson, from neighbouring Bradford, at a now defunct club in the north Leeds suburb of Yeadon, a few miles from their home.

From BBC