Fostered is an English word with synonyms like nourished or supported. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Fostered in a sentence
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Fostered meaning
simple past and past participle of foster
Using Fostered
- The main meaning on this page is: simple past and past participle of foster
- Useful related words include: nourished, supported, parented.
- In the example corpus, fostered often appears in combinations such as: has fostered, fostered by, fostered the.
Context around Fostered
- Average sentence length in these examples: 21.2 words
- Position in the sentence: 4 start, 9 middle, 7 end
- Sentence types: 20 statements, 0 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Fostered
- In this selection, "fostered" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 21.2 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, separately, woman, man, agnar, problems and conformist stand out and add context to how "fostered" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include achievement is fostered and celebrated and back i fostered two feral. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "fostered" sits close to words such as alt, banda and belmont, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with fostered
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
But tech corporations have fostered conformist thinking. (7 words)
And that has fostered a curious hibernation inter-sex arms race. (11 words)
Brands like the cactus leather handbags from have also fostered the idea. (12 words)
A man who won the presidency by painting Hillary Clinton as a criminal, who spent every day of his presidency punching down on those with the least privilege, who has arguably fostered more division and vitriol than any other figure in my lifetime. (43 words)
And the particular bonds many of the youth leaders fostered with younger parishioners, in which leaders were seen more as friends as opposed to mentors, made the Underground at the time primed for boundary crossing and abuse. (37 words)
Council's Project Team also fostered innovation through the creation of habitats for microbats, birds, bees, and reptiles in an urban context, using reclaimed construction and demolition materials collected from the site. (32 words)
Example sentences (20)
During that winter, the couple separately fostered the two children: the old woman fostered Agnar and the old man fostered Geirröðr.
According to him, his exemplary leadership has fostered a culture of discipline, integrity, and innovation within the Nigerian Navy.
A global pilot shortage has fostered problems in North America, partly explaining why fewer planes ply the skies compared with four years ago.
All six puppies are making a full recovery at Wear Referrals Vets and will soon be fostered.
A man who won the presidency by painting Hillary Clinton as a criminal, who spent every day of his presidency punching down on those with the least privilege, who has arguably fostered more division and vitriol than any other figure in my lifetime.
And that has fostered a curious hibernation inter-sex arms race.
And the particular bonds many of the youth leaders fostered with younger parishioners, in which leaders were seen more as friends as opposed to mentors, made the Underground at the time primed for boundary crossing and abuse.
Benji is a handsome four-year-old who is currently being fostered in a home along with other dogs and cats.
Bergeron has been accused of creating a distrustful working environment within the Senior Cabinet that belittled expert opinion and fostered a climate of fear.
Brands like the cactus leather handbags from have also fostered the idea.
But tech corporations have fostered conformist thinking.
By providing a judgement-free safe space where participants had opportunities to share and collaborate, these organizations fostered social capital within communities.
Clancy owned rabbits and dogs as a child and fostered and adopted rescue dogs as an adult.
Council's Project Team also fostered innovation through the creation of habitats for microbats, birds, bees, and reptiles in an urban context, using reclaimed construction and demolition materials collected from the site.
Coupled with lowered standards and the learning losses exacerbated by prolonged Covid closures, our children deserve an educational environment where achievement is fostered and celebrated, not concealed and condemned.
Cr Tickle paid homage to the hockey association and the players it has fostered.
Especially from people living in a city whose culture was largely fostered by Black people.
Field Marshal Berhanu further stressed “the bondage fostered between the two countries cannot be broken by any force”.
Fred fostered these relationships by building homes with his family, joining the South China Volunteer Fire Department in 1973, which he became treasurer of in 2012.
If you recall a few weeks back, I fostered two feral kittens, Wednesday and Gomez.
Common combinations with fostered
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- has fostered 33×
- fostered by 22×
- fostered the 14×
- have fostered 12×
- be fostered 11×
- and fostered 11×
- being fostered 9×
- fostered an 9×
- had fostered 7×
- that fostered 7×