foster

foster a secret hope.

foster parents; foster grandparents; a foster home.

a campaign to enrol more foster carers.

the teacher's task is to foster learning.

foster the thought of serving the people

foster hopes for success

P-is a powerful aid to foster attachments.

to foster an interest in music

they need volunteers to act as foster-parents.

bear and foster offspring.See Synonyms at nurture

the children were placed with foster-parents.

she settled in happily with a foster family.

Mr Foster is a tower of strength to his party.

We are committed to fostering new music talent.

But recently, Moscow and Pyongyang have been fostering warmer relations.

It has the potential to foster unprecedented human creativity.

I was trying to foster peace and cooperation.

His littermates have been placed in another foster rescue.

Secrecy fosters suspicions that the contents are dreadful.

We`ll head to North Carolina and we`ll meet our fosters and rescues there.

A Worcester man accused of trading his foster son for gasoline.

The question is whether its creation will foster competition or demand restraint.

There are economists who warn that remittances can foster a dependency on outside money.