Nurture (verb)

  1. Provide the care and attention necessary for the growth and development of (someone or something).
  2. Cultivate or maintain (a quality or feeling) in oneself.

Origin:

From middle english norisshen, from old english norĂ¾rian "to bring up, rear".

Examples:

  1. She nurtured her children with love and patience.
  2. The company nurtured a culture of innovation.
  3. The teacher nurtured his students' love of learning.
  4. She nurtured her talents and became a professional singer.
  5. The company nurtured a positive reputation in the industry.
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