Foster and Serve

Foster

Foster verb - To help the growth or development of.

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Serve and foster are semantically related in urge topic. In some cases you can use "Serve" instead a verb "Foster", when it comes to topics like promote, give care or accommodation to.

Nearby Words: fostered, fostering, fosterage, fosterling

Serve

Serve verb - Promote, benefit, or be useful or beneficial to.

Usage example: Art serves commerce

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Antonyms for Serve

Foster and serve are semantically related in urge topic. Sometimes you can use "Foster" instead a verb "Serve".

Nearby Words: service, served, serving

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Common collocations

life	foster life	serve life
good	foster good	serve good
trust	foster trust	serve trust
light	foster light	serve light
Other words: chaos, whom.

Both words in one sentence

During The Will Of The Empress, Berenene decides that she wants Sandry- and her wealth- to stay in Namorn, and Sandry's foster-siblings (who are all powerful mages) to stay as well and serve her.

Source: No Holds Barred Beatdown / Literature
After years of imprisonment, she finally manages to escape from her foster father - only to run into the demon he was grooming her to serve.

Source: Hope Spot / Web Comics
She ends up falling for Joseph Silverman, the surety agent who regularly sacrifices his time and effort on behalf of the studio and who offers to serve as the temporary foster parent to her child.

Source: Film / Hail, Caesar!

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