mothered in English

verb

1

bring up (a child) with care and affection.

the art of mothering

2

give birth to.

Emma O'Leary mothered four sons before her husband ran off with another woman, leaving her to raise the boys on her own.

synonyms: give birth to, have, bear, produce, birth, be brought to bed of

verb

look after, care for, take care of, nurse, protect, tend, raise, rear, pamper, coddle, cosset, fuss over
give birth to, have, bear, produce, birth, be brought to bed of
fuss, overprotect
generate, get, beget, sire, bring forth, engender, father

Use "mothered" in a sentence

1. 4 He likes being mothered by his landlady.

2. The old man mothered his beloved pigeons.

3. These women mothered hybrid giants, called Nephilim, who oppressed and bullied mankind.

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