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caring

[kair-ing] / ˈkɛər ɪŋ /


















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“He was the most thoughtful, loving and supportive man to his soulmate April, and the most caring, involved, fun, kind and loving parent, and best friend, to his daughter Brody.”

From Los Angeles Times

Steph is kind and caring, not only to Dad but to me, too.

From Literature

Following her death, colleagues from the home she worked in said she was caring and compassionate, with a smile that could light up any room.

From BBC

Because of the carefree way Alcaraz plays, it can be misconstrued as him not caring.

From BBC

These included watching grandchildren overnight, caring for sick grandchildren, playing or taking part in leisure activities, helping with homework, driving grandchildren to school or other activities, preparing meals, and similar forms of support.

From Science Daily