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fostering
When used as a verb, this word carries a positive, nurturing connotation. It describes the intentional creation of an environment where something—such as a skill, a relationship, or a corporate value—can grow and thrive. It is frequently used in professional or educational contexts to describe leadership styles that promote growth rather than strict control.
In the context of childcare, the term refers to a specific legal and social arrangement. As a noun, it describes the system of temporary care, while as an adjective, it modifies terms related to that system. Unlike adoption, which implies a permanent legal transfer of parenthood, this term emphasizes the temporary and supportive nature of the care provided.
Meanings
To encourage the development or growth of a quality, feeling, or idea.
The company is focused on fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration.
Examples
The company is focusing on fostering innovation among its employees.
We should be fostering a sense of community within the classroom.
I wonder if I have what it takes for fostering a child.
The government is increasing funding for fostering programs.
The government is increasing funding for fostering programs.
She has spent ten years working as a fostering parent.
The agency provides specialized training for fostering families.
The agency provides specialized training for fostering families.
The teacher is dedicated to fostering critical thinking skills in her students.
They are fostering a spirit of cooperation between the two departments.