Accept
Care for
Care for verb - To have a favorable opinion of.
Usage example: I don't really care for what you're doing with that dog
Both terms in one sentence
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They quickly accept him as one of their own and legitimately care for him as a friend rather than as a powerful esper like most others in his life.
Source: Lovable Jock -
Ragnar tells him to care for the other Space Marine, and the priest assures him that the man is being cared for and orders Ragnar to accept treatment.
Source: The Men First -
Despite this, he's come to accept Joe and Rita as his parents, even calling them "Pa" and "Ma," and they care for him too, in part because Rita can't have children of her own.
Source: Literature / A Brighter Sun
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