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foster

Definition for foster

verb as in promote, support

verb as in give care or accommodation to

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Example Sentences

For service members, the proposal ensures the military housing allowance no longer counts against eligibility, while former foster youth would see restrictions eased to combat college hunger.

From Salon

They are not coerced into learning but are given the freedom to explore and practice skills on their own, fostering a deep understanding of their culture.

Isabella and Buck Ruxton’s three young children were fostered and it is not known if they were ever told how their parents died.

From BBC

"We're very optimistic that the government will now foster innovation, accelerate progress and enable the crypto ecosystem to thrive in the U.S.,"

From Salon

"Everyone contributes, taking initiative to collaborate and foster the direction of the group, and during these shared activities, children get feedback and corrections on their contributions," Rogoff explained.

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

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