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Often used in the same context:
adoptive,
nurture,
caseworker,
guardianship,
caring,
children,
orphaned,
adoptive parent,
noncustodial,
nurturance,
adoptee,
adoptable,
adoption,
promote,
caregiver,
institutionalized,
homelike,
dcf,
parentless,
orphanage,
unadoptable,
houseparent,
permanency,
deinstitutionalize,
siblings,
abused,
encourage,
infant,
mentoring,
latchkey,
childcare,
kittens,
instill,
wardship,
socialization,
shelter,
runaways,
mentally ill,
engender,
habilitation,
grandparent,
autistic,
puppies,
spur,
mental health,
fatherless,
stepparent,
daycare,
rehabilitative,
welfare,
humane society,
preschool,
neglect,
motherless,
chid,
incubators,
custody,
incubate,
caretakers,
facilitate,
newborn,
stimulate,
educational,
homeless,
neglectful,
hospice,
dispositional,
amerasian,
loving,
juvenile,
kids,
prisonlike,
cultivate,
juvenile delinquency,
adult,
pets,
compeer,
intercommunity,
kitties,
french bulldog,
incarcerated,
foundling,
pups,
tutoring,
families,
ywca,
entrepreneurship,
toddler,
intercultural,
cats,
kennel,
overprotect,
collaborative,
homeschooling,
mentally retarded,
disadvantaged,
instil,
stillborn,
teen,
dependency,
compassionate,
adolescent,
davis,
rogers,
campbell,
graham,
moore,
allen,
mitchell,
robinson,
burton,
collins,
cooper,
hughes,
parker,
taylor,
bradley,
clark,
kelly,
wilson,
wright,
armstrong,
fostering,
surrogate,
custodial,
parent,
overprotective,
step,
teenage,
bereaved,
divorced,
unmarried,
married,
biracial,
handicapped,
unwed,
abusing,
addicted,
bicultural
More specific:
patronage,
patronize,
serve,
support
Appears in the definition of:
cultivate,
foster-brother,
foster-child,
foster-father,
foster-mother,
foster-sister,
fosterling,
heart-healthy,
joseph,
national volunteers association,
rashtriya swayamsevak sangh,
read method,
read method of childbirth
More general:
advance,
boost,
bring up,
encourage,
further,
nurture,
parent,
promote,
raise,
rear
Synonyms:
adoptive,
further,
nurture,
surrogate
Also try:
— Adjectives for foster:
late,
old,
young,
poor,
former,
good,
british,
little,
bacon,
carey,
american,
more...
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