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US /ˈnɝtʃərɚ/ UK /ˈnɜːtʃərə/
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Synonyms
1 noun · a person who cares for,... caregiversupportermentorcultivator
Word family
Forms nurturers
Related forms nurturenurturingcaregivermentorship

Etymology

Formed from nurture + the agent suffix -er. Nurture came through Middle English and Old French from Late Latin nutritura ("nourishment"), based on Latin nutrire ("feed, foster"). A nurturer therefore literally and figuratively fosters growth.

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