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fosterage

/ˈfɒs.tər.ɪdʒ/

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noun

/ˈfɒs.tər.ɪdʒ/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по поощрению или содействию развитию чего-либо, или процесс помощи кому-то в взрослении, чтобы стать принятым членом сообщества.

A noun referring to the act of encouraging or aiding the development of something, or the process of helping someone grow up to become an accepted member of a community.

uncountable

  1. Encouragement or promotionC1formal

    The action of encouraging or aiding the development or growth of something.

    ruПоощрение или содействие

    • The government's fosterage of small businesses led to economic growth.
    • Her fosterage of the arts was widely praised by the local community.
    • Through the fosterage of innovation, the company stayed ahead of its competitors.
    • He believed that fosterage of young talent was essential for the industry's future.

    Synonymsadvancementcultivationdevelopmentencouragementfurtherancenurturancepromotionsponsorshipsupport

    Antonymsdeterrencediscouragementhindranceinhibitionobstructionsuppression

  2. Nurturing upbringingC1formal

    The process of helping someone, especially a child, grow to become an accepted and well-integrated member of a community.

    ruВоспитание

    • The orphanage focused on the fosterage of children to prepare them for independent life.
    • Traditional fosterage practices in some cultures involve extended family members.
    • The program aims at the fosterage of refugee children into their new society.
    • His fosterage under a wise mentor shaped his character and values.

    Synonymsnurturerearingsocializationupbringing

Forms
  • fosterages plural form
  • fosterages' possessive plural form
  • fosterage's possessive singular form
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