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To have provided physiological relief
To have made a living for the benefit of others
Past tense for to provide with the food or sustenance for growth, health, and good condition
“A full adult order at breakfast contained enough food to nourish three people for several days.”
Past tense for to foster the growth or development of
“We nourish the development of open-minded, caring individuals who are active and respectful members of the global and local community.”
Past tense for to nurture and care for (someone or something) as they grow
“A winged angel appears to nourish the ailing prophet.”
Past tense for to hold or have thoughts in one's mind or memory
“Napoleon, until the final adjustment of the treaty, continued to nourish thoughts of breaking it off.”
Past tense for to make more fertile by adding nutrients, especially of soil
Past tense for to care for (someone) lovingly
Past tense for to foster the growth or development of
Past tense for to receive (someone) as a guest, typically providing them with food and drink
(sometimes figuratively) Past tense for to give a boost or energy to
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