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caring

Definition for caring

adjective as in affectionate

adjective as in concerned

Strongest matches

active, affected, attentive, interested

Strong match

implicated

Weak matches

down with, in on, mixed up, privy to, solicitous

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Example Sentences

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"He left me with so many memories. He was very caring and affectionate."

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Sirikit held a dual reputation as a fashionista and the nation's caring matriarch, with some Western media featuring her on magazine covers and comparing her to former US first lady Jackie Kennedy.

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For more than two centuries, the United States has treated Latin America as its personal piñata, bashing it silly for goods and not caring about the ugly aftermath.

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Surveys show they spend more time on household tasks like caring for children.

Sycophants are bragging that he’s doing the job, but they’re not caring to look at the mess left in its wake that’s becoming more and more perilous for everyone involved.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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