nourish|nourished|nourishes|nourishing in English

verb

[nour·ish || 'nɜrɪʃ /'nʌ-]

feed; support; nurture

Use "nourish|nourished|nourishes|nourishing" in a sentence

1. Nourishing the leather: apply Akene cream with a damp sponge to thoroughly nourish the leather once or twice a month

2. Nourishes mainly rain water.

3. The Bill of Rights nourishes our freedom.

4. She looks happy and well nourished.

5. Sweets aren't very nourishing.

6. She nourishes a secret, unrequited love for Harry.

7. He nourished me to muster my courage.

8. Discover our nourishing Broth recipes

9. A wounded bird you can nourish?

10. We uphold, nourish, and protect them.

11. They nourish animus to us.

12. He nourished the same attitude in others.

13. Aliment definition, that which nourishes; nutriment; food

14. • Hair Breakage Designed to help you get stronger hair, this nourishing shampoo helps reduce hair Breakage by 97%* (when used as part of our 3-step system) – so you can enjoy hair that feels nourished and healthy-looking • Gentle, nourishing hair care This shampoo without sulfates has a gentle formula that’s kind to your hair and scalp.

15. NAS: but nourishes and Cherishes it, just KJV: nourisheth and cherisheth it, even as INT: nourishes and Cherishes it even as

16. Place where seeds germinate & nourish plants.

17. Pruning, digging, and nourishing (verse 4)

18. A poorly nourished woman becomes small and thin.

19. They grow unhurriedly toward the sun that nourishes their foliage.

20. Thus the neurons are not properly nourished.

21. What does Aliment mean? Something that nourishes; food

22. The product cleanses, nourishes, revives and protects all types of leathers.

23. Lamb chops were both nourishing and cheap.

24. Nontraumatic Abruptions do not occur in well-nourished women

25. Cattle were emaciated, under nourished and in poor condition.