Raised
Raised adjective - Being at a higher level than average.
Took
Both words in one sentence
- Literal one, where the player character was a runaway orphan, took in and and raised by an orcish familly.
Source: Raised by Orcs -
While resident Badass Preacher Shiro could've killed the defenseless newborn, he instead took the child in and raised him as a human after sealing his demonic powers into a sword.
Source: Upbringing Makes the Hero - As such, they took him to the park and actually threw his stroller into the river which took him into the sewer where he was found and raised by the zoo penguins.
Source: Parental Abandonment / Film
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