Words and phrases that have a meaning related to upbringing: (144 results)
Often used in the same context:
childhood, father, milieu, boyhood, work ethic, schooling, ancestry, mother, parentage, lineage, worldview, hardscrabble, adolescence, grandparents, dad, folkways, churchgoing, stepfather, leanings, schooldays, sensibility, accent, grandmother, enculturation, roots, parents, forebears, dandyism, influences, lifestyle, aunt, family, unpretentiousness, siblings, abjectness, loner, religion, unconventionality, culture, girlhood, midwesterner, calvinist, twang, rumspringa, uncle, ghetto, demeanor, kid, noninvolvement, grandfather, drawl, worldliness, rootedness, temperament, inclinations, life, southernness, bohemian, eldest, idolization, babyhood, idiosyncracies, autodidact, cosmopolitanism, bohemianism, brooklynese, sephardic jew, tomboy, bloodlines, teachings, precociousness, solipsist, paternal, mama, origins, mores, pietism, introvert, persona, sharecropper, devoutness, ordinariness, brogue, plymouth brethren, morals, spirituality, rugged individualism, teenager, ancestors, apartness, theology, adulthood, pachuco, background, aboriginality, abolitionism, forbears, mom, educations, assimilationist, traditions, dialect, ethos, mindset, sympathies, tradition, mentality, upbringings, attitudes, educa, sensibilities, ascendancy, congregations, dissenters, doctrine, ethic, ideals, moralism
Appears in the definition of:
benjamin spock, breeding, education, emile, patrician, show, spartan, spock, training, well-bred, well-mannered
More general:
acculturation, heritage, inheritance, socialisation, socialization
Synonyms:
Also try:bringing up, fosterage, fostering, nurturing
— Adjectives for upbringing: religious, own, strict, catholic, early, good, proper, christian, moral, traditional, class, more...
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