upbringing (Meaning)

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upbringing (n)

properties acquired during a person's formative years

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

The child's upbringing shaped their values and beliefs from an early age.
The harsh upbringing they experienced left lasting emotional scars.
The parents' strict upbringing instilled discipline and respect in their children.
The supportive upbringing gave them the confidence to pursue their dreams.
Despite their difficult upbringing, they managed to overcome adversity.
The affluent upbringing provided them with opportunities and advantages.
The neglectful upbringing left them feeling isolated and insecure.
They attributed their empathy to the compassionate upbringing they received.
The cultural upbringing influenced their customs, traditions, and beliefs.
The holistic upbringing encompassed their physical, emotional, and spiritual growth.

properties acquired during a person's formative years, helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community

parenting, raising,rearing, parenthood, fathering, mothering, motherhood, paternity,fatherhood,maternity

No antonyms found.

The child's upbringing shaped their values and beliefs from an early age.

The harsh upbringing they experienced left lasting emotional scars.

The parents' strict upbringing instilled discipline and respect in their children.

The supportive upbringing gave them the confidence to pursue their dreams.