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1. foster
verb.
(ˈfɑːstɝ)
Promote
the
growth
of.
Synonyms
encourage
further
boost
promote
advance
Antonyms
invalidate
disprove
disapprove
disagree
take
Etymology
foster (English)
fostor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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2. foster-mother
noun.
A
woman
who
is
a
foster
parent
and
raises
another's
child.
Synonyms
foster-parent
foster mother
foster parent
3. foster-father
noun.
A
man
who
is
a
foster
parent.
Synonyms
foster father
foster-parent
foster parent
father surrogate
father figure
Antonyms
woman
4. foster-child
noun.
A
child
who
is
raised
by
foster
parents.
Synonyms
tyke
youngster
minor
foster-son
kid
child
tiddler
foster child
foster daughter
small fry
nestling
nipper
shaver
fry
foster son
tike
foster-daughter
fosterling
Antonyms
adult
unlimited
major
unpardonable
majority
5. foster-son
noun.
Someone
who
is
raised
as
a
son
although
not
related
by
birth.
Synonyms
foster son
fosterling
foster-child
foster child
6. foster-daughter
noun.
Someone
who
is
raised
as
a
daughter
although
not
related
by
birth.
Synonyms
foster daughter
fosterling
foster-child
foster child
7. Foster
noun.
United
States
songwriter
whose
songs
embody
the
sentiment
of
the
South
before
the
American
Civil
War
(1826-1864).
Synonyms
Stephen Foster
Stephen Collins Foster
8. foster
adjective.
(ˈfɑːstɝ)
Providing
or
receiving
nurture
or
parental
care
though
not
related
by
blood
or
legal
ties.
Synonyms
adoptive
surrogate
Antonyms
biological
boycott
disapproval
Etymology
foster (English)
fostor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. foster
verb.
(ˈfɑːstɝ)
Help
develop,
help
grow.
Synonyms
patronize
patronage
serve
serve well
encourage
keep going
patronise
nurture
support
Antonyms
discourage
fall short of
malfunction
idle
dishearten
Etymology
foster (English)
fostor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. foster
verb.
(ˈfɑːstɝ)
Bring
up
under
fosterage;
of
children.
Synonyms
raise
bring up
parent
nurture
rear
Antonyms
despair
discontinue
disallow
forbid
negate
Etymology
foster (English)
fostor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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