upbrought (Meaning)
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upbrought (a.)
Brought up; educated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of upbrought
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
upbrought Sentence Examples
- Her upbrought in a strict household shaped her values and beliefs.
- Despite his humble upbrought, he achieved great success through determination.
- The upbrought of a child plays a crucial role in their development.
- The different upbringings of the siblings led to contrasting personalities.
- The upbrought of a princess differed greatly from that of a commoner.
- His upbrought taught him the importance of integrity and compassion.
- The upbrought she received prepared her well for the challenges of life.
- The upbrought of a child should focus on instilling values and developing character.
- The judge considered the upbrought of the defendant as a mitigating factor.
- The upbrought of a generation can influence the social norms and values of a society.
FAQs About the word upbrought
Brought up; educated.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Her upbrought in a strict household shaped her values and beliefs.
Despite his humble upbrought, he achieved great success through determination.
The upbrought of a child plays a crucial role in their development.
The different upbringings of the siblings led to contrasting personalities.
