bringing up Synonyms

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helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community

Bringing up children is a challenging yet rewarding responsibility that requires patience and dedication.
During the meeting, he kept bringing up irrelevant points that derailed the discussion.
She hesitated before bringing up the sensitive topic, unsure of how it would be received.
The documentary does an excellent job of bringing up thought-provoking questions about the future of technology.
Whenever they argue, he has a habit of bringing up past mistakes to win the argument.
It's important to create a supportive environment where employees feel comfortable bringing up concerns or ideas.
In therapy, she felt safe bringing up past traumas and working through them with her counselor.
The article brings up some valid criticisms of the government's handling of the situation.
He avoided bringing up the subject of his promotion with his boss, fearing rejection.
When discussing financial planning, it's crucial to bring up long-term goals and aspirations.

helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community

raising, nurturing, fostering, breeding, nourishing, nursing, promoting, teaching,providing (for), feeding

abusing, ill-using, neglecting, maltreating, neglecting, mistreating, ignoring, mishandling, ill-using,ignoring

Bringing up children is a challenging yet rewarding responsibility that requires patience and dedication.

During the meeting, he kept bringing up irrelevant points that derailed the discussion.

She hesitated before bringing up the sensitive topic, unsure of how it would be received.

The documentary does an excellent job of bringing up thought-provoking questions about the future of technology.