Foster ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Foster ( verb )

1. Provide with a home and care for a period in a family, usually as a substitute parent.
2. Promote the growth or development of.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french fostrer "nurture, rear", based on latin nutrire "nurture, feed".

Examples:

1. She fostered the child while the parents were away.
2. He fostered the puppy until it was old enough to be adopted.
3. They fostered the plant until it was strong enough to be transplanted.
4. The company fosters a culture of innovation.
5. The organization fosters young talent.

(As a noun)

Foster ( noun )

1. Provide with a home and care for a period in a family, usually as a substitute parent.
2. Promote the growth or development of.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french fostrer "nurture, rear", based on latin nutrire "nurture, feed".

Examples:

1. She fostered the child while the parents were away.
2. He fostered the puppy until it was old enough to be adopted.
3. They fostered the plant until it was strong enough to be transplanted.
4. The company fosters a culture of innovation.
5. The organization fosters young talent.