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to nourish
01
to give someone or something food and other things which are needed in order to grow, live, and maintain health
Transitive: to nourish sb/sth
Example
Farmers work hard to nourish their crops with the right balance of water and nutrients.
The mother bird tirelessly searched for insects to nourish her hungry chicks.
It is important to nourish relationships with family and friends for emotional well-being.
02
to actively encourage a specific emotion, idea, or belief to keep them strong and growing
Transitive: to nourish an emotion or belief
Example
His supportive words nourished her belief in her abilities.
She nourished her passion for art by attending workshops and practicing daily.
The coach worked hard to nourish the team 's confidence before the big game.
Example
Farmers work hard to nourish their crops with the right balance of water and nutrients.
The mother bird tirelessly searched for insects to nourish her hungry chicks.
It is important to nourish relationships with family and friends for emotional well-being.
She believed in using organic products to nourish her skin and maintain its youthful appearance.
A balanced diet is essential to nourish the body and keep it functioning optimally.
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